Hi folks,
I was trying to "pin" a menubar to the top of a site.
It should allways stay on its absolute position.
Especially when the user scrolls the page...
I did like this:
<div id="object1" style="position :absolute; visibility:left :50px;
top:50px"> MENU </div>
called from a timer:
document.object 1.style.top=50;
OR
window.document .object1.style. top=50;
OR
document.object 1.top=50;
OR
window.document .object1.top=50 ;
none of them worked...
now what?
THX!
M. Hesselbach
PS: It's ok if it runs in firefox, no need for IE support... 4  1708 
Martin Hesselbach wrote: I was trying to "pin" a menubar to the top of a site.
It should allways stay on its absolute position.
Especially when the user scrolls the page...
Is is it that hard for the user to scroll back up?
<div id="object1" style="position :absolute; visibility:left :50px;
top:50px"> MENU </div>
visibility what?
called from a timer:
document.object 1.style.top=50;
That should be document.getEle mentById('objec t1') and "50px", but won't do
any good since you are just setting it to what it is anyway.
You probably want position: fixed, not absolute. There wouldn't be any need
for JavaScript at all, but IE doesn't support fixed. Google will reveal
JavaScript to fake position: fixed support in Internet Explorer.
--
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Home is where the ~/.bashrc is
David Dorward wrote: Martin Hesselbach wrote:
I was trying to "pin" a menubar to the top of a site.
It should allways stay on its absolute position.
Especially when the user scrolls the page...
Is is it that hard for the user to scroll back up?
<div id="object1" style="position :absolute; visibility:left :50px;
top:50px"> MENU </div>
visibility what?
called from a timer:
document.obje ct1.style.top=5 0;
That should be document.getEle mentById('objec t1') and "50px", but won't do
any good since you are just setting it to what it is anyway.
You probably want position: fixed, not absolute. There wouldn't be any need
for JavaScript at all, but IE doesn't support fixed. Google will reveal
JavaScript to fake position: fixed support in Internet Explorer.
Still not working....
this is just for trying to move a DIV:
<html><body>
<div id="object1" style="position :absolute; left:50px; top:50px">
<a href="javascrip t:document.getE lementById('obj ect1').style.to p=60px">
Movable Menu</a>
</div></body></html>
is doing nothing in IE or Firefox...
won't work without the ".style" part neither...
this shouldnt be that hart, ey?
thx again
M. Hesselbach
Martin Hesselbach wrote: <div id="object1" style="position :absolute; left:50px; top:50px">
So you're ignoring everything I said about not using absolute and JavaScript
for this then?
<a href="javascrip t:document.getE lementById('obj ect1').style.to p=60px">
1: http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24
2: Strings, like 60px, must be surrounded by quote marks in JavaScript.
--
David Dorward <http://blog.dorward.me .uk/> <http://dorward.me.uk/>
Home is where the ~/.bashrc is
David Dorward wrote: Martin Hesselbach wrote:
<div id="object1" style="position :absolute; left:50px; top:50px">
So you're ignoring everything I said about not using absolute and JavaScript
for this then?
<a href="javascrip t:document.getE lementById('obj ect1').style.to p=60px">
1: http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_24
2: Strings, like 60px, must be surrounded by quote marks in JavaScript.
thx
works like this now:
function pinScroll() {
pindelay = setTimeout('pin Scroll()',50);
document.getEle mentById('chord sbar').style.to p=(window.pageY Offset+3)+'px';
}
<div id='chordsbar' style='position :absolute'>
its acctually for a lyrics and chords/tabs displaying page...
it scrolls trough the song and the displayed chords you have to play
stay...
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