I am using this overflow:auto; to indicate that there is more to scroll to. But I'm trying to figure out an nice way to tell the user to scroll. Either a pop-up, some sort of mouse over event, modifying the scroll bar appearance, etc...
@thesocialdiner Perhaps you can use a standard JavaScript popup, but that would be ugly in terms of looks (maybe you disagree). A solution I would go for is to make a message div appear (using jQuery or standard JavaScript events) when the user hovers over the Locations Box on your website.
I am using this overflow:auto; to indicate that there is more to scroll to. But I'm trying to figure out an nice way to tell the user to scroll. Either a pop-up, some sort of mouse over event, modifying the scroll bar appearance, etc...
Any recommendations ?
http://guaposcapecod.com/locations.html , the locations content box is what scrolls....
@thesocialdiner Perhaps you can use a standard JavaScript popup, but that would be ugly in terms of looks (maybe you disagree). A solution I would go for is to make a message
divappear (using jQuery or standard JavaScript events) when the user hovers over the Locations Box on your website.Nice, I think that is going to work perfectly, I didn't know you could hide DIV's like that. Thanks.
@thesocialdiner Sure thing! Let me know if you need anything else!