Well you didn't show an example, but the scrollbar widget can be tricky. You can get the to the scrollbar subwidget and try to configure it, but you may run into glitches, because the 'osoe' is usually what people want, and if you want to fiddle with it, be prepared for automatic update problems. The Scrolled Pane widget, is almost always better to use than the Scrolled Frame, so switch to a Scrolled Pane and see if that works better for you. But here is an example of detecting Frame size (then you can try to configure the scrollbars manually), otherwise show us an example of what you are trying to accomplish.
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