Scrollbar-Track-Color

scrollbar- track-color Support Key: [*IE5.5B1*\|O7]	Other Scrollbar Properties
	scrollbar-face-color scrollbar-arrow-color scrollbar-base-color	scrollbar-shadow-color scrollbar-darkshadow-color scrollbar-highlight-color scrollbar-3dlight-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 solid color of the scrollbar track (see the illustrated diagram showing the components of a scrollbar interface to see this better.)

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-track-color: #ff00ff }; In-Line: <body STYLE="scrollbar-track-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-
track-color