Scrollbar-Shadow-Color

scrollbar- shadow-color Support Key: [*IE5.5B1*\|O7]	Other Scrollbar Properties
	scrollbar-face-color scrollbar-arrow-color scrollbar-base-color	scrollbar-darkshadow-color scrollbar-highlight-color scrollbar-3dlight-color scrollbar-track-color
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Quick Statistics
Default Value:	NA
Applicable Elements:	Elements whose intrinsic display may use scrollbars (APPLET, BODY, EMBED, OBJECT, SELECT, TABLE, TEXTAREA) or elements with an assigned 'overflow' property value of "scroll" or "auto".
Inherit From Parent:	Yes
Applicable Media:	Visual
HTML Equivalent:	NA

What is it?: This property describes the color of the inner bottom and right bevel edges (the normally lighter portion of the "shadows") of the scrollbar arrows and scroll bar slider box portions of a scroll bar (see the illustrated diagram showing the components of a scrollbar interface.)

Allowed Values
[color]
[IE5.5B1|O7]: Type: Explicit; Description:
This is a representation of the values for Red/Green/Blue used to determine a final display color. Please see the section on Color Units for details on the various color specification schemes.

Example: Ext/Doc: body { scrollbar-shadow-color: #ff00ff }; In-Line: <body STYLE="scrollbar-shadow-color: #ff00ff">text</body>

Browser Peculiarities

Internet Explorer

5.5 Beta 1:
- The listing for "Applicable Elements" previously mentioned is taken directly from the IE online reference. Under direct experimentation, it looks like BODY, DIV and TEXTAREA are all supported, but I could not find a way to get APPLET, EMBED, OBJECT, SELECT and TABLE to recognize this property.
Opera

7.x:
- Opera supports CSS scrollbar coloring, but this feature is not enabled by default, nor is the setting available in the UI. The user has to manually add a line to their Opera6.ini file. In the "[User Prefs]" section, the following line should be added on its own line:
Enable Scrollbar Colors=1

scrollbar-
shadow-color