Is that possible? I like to use it on my own website (www.waalweb.nl) but the size of the frame is flexible, so I cannot work with fixed height in pixels.

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No, I'm sorry, a Scroller Genie scroller can't have flexible width/height. At least not by default.
You might try inserting the scroller through the DW interface and then manipulating the scroller's layer properties manually, but I really don't know if that will work.
Let us know if you do decide to try it and succeed.

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Thanks.
I was afraid of that. I did try to maniplulate the code, but it doesn't work. A layer, as far as I know, also needs exact measures.

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No, a layer only needs absolute coordinates (top/left).
But a DHTML scroller needs exact measures, because it needs to clip part of the layer content.

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