Odds-and-Ends

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Odds-and-Ends is a C++ library. Odds-and-Ends has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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For an interior DIV with a border, how do I scroll the DIV's contents, but keep border fixed?

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For an interior DIV with a border, how do I scroll the DIV's contents, but keep border fixed?

Asked 2019-Oct-21 at 12:44

Let me begin with a jsFiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/johnlove/f14rjc9o/35/

For an interior DIV with a border, I want to scroll the DIV's contents, but keep border fixed?

The background centers on the ability to scroll an inner DIV using only the window scrollbar and not use overflow-y.

When I scroll using window scrollbar, the inner DIV #scrollableContent does scroll ... but the text inside the css border leaks out!

Here is a picture or 2 ... the 1st before using scrollbar ... the 2nd after using scrollbar ... as you can hopefully see, the text inside the red border goes outside the red border:

1) HTML

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Answered 2019-Oct-17 at 09:28

One way you can achieve this effect is by defining the width, height and padding of the and then using ::before and ::after pseudo-elements:

one pseudo-element to clip-path out the rest of the visible viewport
one pseudo-element to clip-path a fixed border for the text-window

In the example below, the ::before pseudo-element clip-path paints the whole of the rest of the body background black and the ::after pseudo-element clip-path gives the text-window a 6px red border.

Everything (except the width of the border) is defined using CSS Custom Properties at the top, so you can alter any of:

--textWidth
--textHeight
--textPadding

and everything else will reconfigure proportionately.

Working Example:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58275664

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