Not knowing what code you currently have in place, I would try:

1) Remove the float from the images, and make them display: inline-block so they'll sit all in a row. Float is best used for if you're trying to wrap text around something.

2) For your 246px x 40px box, add white-space: nowrap, which will—as you might guess—prevent the content in the div from wrapping into new lines. Also, this is the only div that should need overflow-x: auto, so if you have it elsewhere you can probably remove it.

3) I'd also remove any :horizontal's, since that isn't a real selector

Thank you so much for your help, gimmick, you're always so great! I really appreciate it!

I've added your suggestions, but I must be missing something. There is still no scrollbar/scrolling, and now it's as if my images have a left offset of some sort. I've included below what this portion of my Style Sheet looks with the current coding. Can you see anything I'm blatantly overlooking? Thanks so much for your help!

• Style Sheet

pancakehouse Do you mind sharing a link to the site so I can see it in context? Can dm it to me

pancakehouse Thanks for the link! I found the issue. Your .award-slideshoww class has a width of 295px right now, but the width of the div it's in (.tab) has a content width of 146px and overflow: hidden. The result is that all the images can fit on one line inside .award-slideshoww without having to scroll, but .award-slideshoww is getting cut off.

If you either remove the width: 295px (will naturally fill 100% of the available space) or set it to 146px, you'll see the scroll.

As an aside, you should use height instead of width when setting the size of .award-slideshoww::-webkit-scrollbar because it's horizontal.

Loooool, I am rolling my eyes as far back as they go and facepalming into the void. I just knew it was going to be some simple oversight like this. All of my endless head-scratching and I'd missed changing a 2 to a 1. And then proceeded to NEVER notice, despite laboriously poring over this Style Sheet.

It's fixed and working now.

Again and again, THANK YOU so much for your eyes on this. You're the bombest. Yeah, I'd tried interchanging 'width' and 'height' a couple times, and when nothing worked (because obviously), I tried looking at the make-up of a plotting template that used horizontal scrolls. They had used width as far as I could tell, so I was like... hmm, okay? Lol.