Making a div vertically scrollable using CSS - Stack Overflow
gives a div that the user can scroll in both in horizontally and vertically. How do I change it so that the div is only scrollable vertically?
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I have a div that I am displaying many things in that are related to laptop for filtering data. The div increases it's size as the data size increases in it. I want the div to remain at a max size...
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Sep 19, 2013 · (Scrolling the window doesn't help, since the position is fixed and the div won't scroll.) I tried to set overflow-y:auto; but that doesn't help either, the div doesn't seem to notice that part of it is …