"CSS" hides a multiline text box textarea vertical scroll bar in IE

It has been mentioned in "CSS" to prevent Google Chrome from allowing the definition of a multiline text box (click the Open link) to pin a multiline text box textarea in some DOM2 browsers.

No, there are some stylistic flaws in the multi-line text box textarea in IE.

A plain, without any defined text box, as follows:

<textarea cols= "rows=" 3 "></textarea>

Its effect on IE is like the left side, in the absence of any text input, the vertical scroll bar is very unsightly, especially in some do not want to give users too much text to enter the case

At this point, you can add Overflow-y:hidden;

<textarea cols= "3" rows= "style=" Overflow-y:hidden; " ></textarea>

The result of the right picture is what you get.

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"CSS" hides a multiline text box textarea vertical scroll bar in IE