Multiple choice technology web technology

If the page content exceeds the scroll length both horizontally and vertically

  1. Provide browser's Horizontal scroll bar

  2. Provide content pane's vertical scroll bar

  3. Provide content pane's horizontal scroll bar

  4. Provide browser's vertical scroll bar
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B,C Correct answer
Explanation

When page content exceeds scroll length in both directions, you need scrollbars for both horizontal and vertical scrolling. The content pane (not the browser) should provide these scrollbars. Option A incorrectly refers to the browser's horizontal scrollbar, while Option D incorrectly refers to the browser's vertical scrollbar. The correct solution is to provide both scrollbars within the content pane itself.

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