Help with floating frames or scrolling index

I think I am trying to do something simple and just don't
know how to do it. I would like to set up a scrollable text box on
an existing page so that the page doesn't have to be super long
with info...users can just scroll in the text box. I can't seem to
fiqure it out. text within the box will have links to outside of
the host site, and I would like to maintin the color scheme as
well. Any simple solutions out there or do I need to get into the
thickness of frames?
Thanks.

you could use a layer with the Overflow property set to Auto
or Scroll
jackchickadee wrote:
> I think I am trying to do something simple and just
don't know how to do it. I
> would like to set up a scrollable text box on an
existing page so that the page
> doesn't have to be super long with info...users can just
scroll in the text
> box. I can't seem to fiqure it out. text within the box
will have links to
> outside of the host site, and I would like to maintin
the color scheme as well.
> Any simple solutions out there or do I need to get into
the thickness of
> frames?
>
> Thanks.
>

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