Scroll bar color

Ok, i did a search and i didnt find anything so... I was wondering what the html code was to change the color of the scroll bar on a web site. I thought i had seen it posted here before but i cant find it. If any one knows the way to change the color please fill me in i have a simple website that i think would look good with a green scrollbar. Thanks.

http://www.siteexperts.com/ie5/tips/ts04/page1.asp
http://www.rockymania.org.uk/web_page_help/css_csb.php

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thanks i got what i need

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here's a small code for your reference:
<STYLE>
{scrollbar-base-color: #ffffff;
scrollbar-track-color: #980008;
scrollbar-face-color: #E52C35;
scrollbar-highlight-color: black;
scrollbar-3dlight-color: #BB0808;
scrollbar-darkshadow-color: #760000;
scrollbar-shadow-color: #F06666;
scrollbar-arrow-color: #ffffff; }</STYLE>

Scroll-bar styles are not part of the W3C specifications because they are IE proprietary mark-up and therefore will only work in IE.
The reason they are not part of the specifications is because the W3C recognise that scroll-bars are part of the users graphical user interface and so changes to them may confuse some less savvy users.

I doubt that any of this will make you change your mind about using them but I needed to say it, humour me.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that if the user's browser does not support the colored scroll bar CSS then the browser's default scroll bar would appear. Right?

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Originally posted here by The Duck
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that if the user's browser does not support the colored scroll bar CSS then the browser's default scroll bar would appear. Right?

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Well that's pretty much what I said, any non-IE browser will display the scroll-bars as normal. What's your point though?

You stated that it only works in IE, you did not state that in any other browser the default scroll bars would appear. I was just making sure that everyone knew about that. Changing Scroll bars will not hurt the appearance of your site if it's in another browser, unlike other changes to certain things.

Yes then, the scroll-bars will appear as normal in other browsers, however they will be altered in IE and they should not be. IE supports things that it shouldn't, IE doesn't support things that it should, IE supports most things incorrectly.

Scroll-bar styles fall into the first category.