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Try <iframe style="scrolling=no width=260 overflow:hidden; border:0" src="../htm/linkz.html"> and see if that works.

 

I'm afraid is this neither HTML nor CSS notation.

 

What! if, you use outer container to hide scrollbars,

    .hide_scroll{width:260px;overflow:hidden; height:200px;}    .hide_scroll iframe { width:276px; height: 217px; overflow:scroll; border:0; }        <div class="hide_scroll"><iframe src="../htm/linkz.html"></iframe></div>

Very good proposal, TY.

BUT sometimes I need to use iframe width:100%, so I cannot use it universally.

upd: The validator tells about mistake: The scrolling attribute on the iframe element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.

But CSS doesn't work properly. Is it a kind of joke?

min-height is not valid for iframe. You have to have a fixed width and height and only then will overflow: hidden; work. Also, float: bottom; is not valid.

TY!

I removed min-height and float, but with no effect for scroll bars.

I made it so:

<iframe scrolling="no" width="260" style="overflow:hidden; border:0" src="../htm/linkz.html">

It works everywhere. Hope, it will work also in the future browsers.

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_iframe_scrolling

How?

I placed 'overflow' attribute

<iframe width="260" style="min-height:250px; overflow:hidden; float:bottom; border:0" src="../htm/linkz.html">

but only FF understood it correctly.

Opera-next, Chrome ignore this attribute.

I want to use only HTML5 specs , is it possible to solve using only HTML5?

And will it be correct to use 'overflow' att. in the future, when all browsers will support html5?

TY in advance