Hi There, I'm using the lightbox to display corporate overviews, which are built as separate wordpress posts. The problem that I'm having is that there is a scrollbar on the right of each, and it makes it very obvious that it's loading an iframe. I have tried everything I can think of, and everything I can find. I've followed instructions on setting the css to overflow: hidden, which helped, but didn't eliminate the problem. Now the scrollbar is greyed out, but still there.
I tried including "scrolling=no" within the lighbox shortcode, but it gets ignored there. I can't figure out how I can override this, as it's part of the <a> tag and not css or anything like that. When I inspect the element, it shows that it's got scrolling=auto. If I change that in the preview, it fixes it.
While I don't LOVE using scrolling=no, because it may cut off the content, it's the only thing I can seem to find that will rid me of that scrollbar. So if anyone has a better way to eliminate the scrollbar without losing scrolling functionality, that would be amazing! But at the very least, figuring out how to get scrolling=no to work would suffice.
Please help!
