position:fixed position: fixed

[Ted Mayett]

I've read a lot through the google archives, but I cannot seem to find
an example...

Has someone successfully made css code that allows for
position: fixed to work in IE 6.0.2800? What is the url please?

My partner is looking to make the top-right graphic stay in view as
the reader scrolls down the page:
<http://www.solitarytrees.net/trees.htm>

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[Eric B. Bednarz]

Ted Mayett <te*******@despammed.com> writes:

I've read a lot through the google archives, but I cannot seem to find
an example...
Hmm.

<http://www.google.com/search?q=position+fixed>
Has someone successfully made css code that allows for
position: fixed to work in IE 6.0.2800? What is the url please?

<http://bednarz.nl/>

Works only in IE, though, and is actually the only useful application I
could think of until now. :)
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[Harlan Messinger]

Ted Mayett <te*******@despammed.com> wrote:

I've read a lot through the google archives, but I cannot seem to find
an example...

Has someone successfully made css code that allows for
position: fixed to work in IE 6.0.2800? What is the url please?

It's not a question of whether someone has found a way to use
position: fixed successfully with IE. It's that IE doesn't support
position: fixed.

IE's CSS reference:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...asp?frame=true

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[Phil Evans]

Ted Mayett wrote:

I've read a lot through the google archives, but I cannot seem to find
an example...
Try the web search ;) First link for "position fixed ie" is
http://devnull.tagsoup.com/fixed/, which is a way of getting position:
fixed -like behaviour in IE.
Has someone successfully made css code that allows for
position: fixed to work in IE 6.0.2800? What is the url please?

As Harlan said, you'll never get position: fixed to work, because it's
not supported. The URL above gives you a method which will provide a
similar visual effect - how harmful or otherwise it is, you must decide
yourself.

P

[PDannyD]

"Ted Mayett" <te*******@despammed.com> wrote in message
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I've read a lot through the google archives, but I cannot seem to find
an example...

Has someone successfully made css code that allows for
position: fixed to work in IE 6.0.2800? What is the url please?

My partner is looking to make the top-right graphic stay in view as
the reader scrolls down the page:
<http://www.solitarytrees.net/trees.htm>

Can't you just set it as a fixed background image with the position set to
top-right?

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[Ted Mayett]

Thanks for all the responses. So basically the command is not
supported, and that is that. Too bad :(

This info was not really for me anyway, but for my partner.

Me, I got other things to worry about, namely getting my work to
something resembling compliance with the Disabilities Act.

Thanks again.

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