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Originally posted by Ezra
if you mean with websites. Some simple css will do the trick
body{overflow: hidden;}
that got nothing todo with it...
"overflow" is for the alignment of text, not for mouse wheel scrolling... The overflow declaration tells the browser what to do with content that doesn't fit in a box. You can assign four values to overflow and they give the following results:
1. visible: The content flows out of the box.
2. hidden: The overflowing content is completely hidden,
not accessible to the user.
3. scroll. Show horizontal and vertical scrollbars.
4. auto. Show scrollbars where necessary (horizontal or vertical or both).
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