Hi,
I have a menu on the right. I wish it stays visible even when I scroll
the page.
Can anybody help me?
Here is a sample of my code:
**********************************
<html>
<body >
<div id="mytext" style="position:absolute; ">
<p>test</p>
<p style="padding:10cm 0cm 10cm; ">test<br/></p>
<p style="padding:10cm 0cm 10cm; ">test<br/></p>
</div>
<div id="menu" style="position:absolute; width:99%;">
<table align="right" border="1" >
<tr> <td> menu </td> </tr>
</table>
</div>
</body>
</html>
**********************************
Thank you
-steeve 13  1685  st********@SoftHome.net wrote: Hi,
I have a menu on the right. I wish it stays visible even when I scroll
the page.
Can anybody help me?
Here is a sample of my code:
You posted HTML, not JavaScript. I find sliding menus really annoying,
very few sites use them so maybe I'm not alone.
Google for "javascript slider menu", you'll get thousands of hits (I got
'about 1,640,000'). When you find something that does what you want,
use it. If you have problems, ask again.
[...]
--
Rob
In article
<43**********************@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>,
RobG <rg***@iinet.net.au> wrote: st********@SoftHome.net wrote: Hi,
I have a menu on the right. I wish it stays visible even when I scroll
the page.
Can anybody help me?
Here is a sample of my code:
You posted HTML, not JavaScript. I find sliding menus really annoying,
very few sites use them so maybe I'm not alone.
Google for "javascript slider menu", you'll get thousands of hits (I got
'about 1,640,000'). When you find something that does what you want,
use it. If you have problems, ask again.
[...]
Geez, what a rude response. He didn't ask whether you like them or not.
He just asked how it was done.
Here's a shorter response to the original question: investigate
position:static.
Cheers,
mt
Mark Twain wrote: RobG <rg***@iinet.net.au> wrote: st********@SoftHome.net wrote: > Hi,
> I have a menu on the right. I wish it stays visible even when I scroll
> the page.
> Can anybody help me?
>
> Here is a sample of my code:
You posted HTML, not JavaScript. I find sliding menus really annoying,
very few sites use them so maybe I'm not alone.
Google for "javascript slider menu", you'll get thousands of hits (I got
'about 1,640,000'). When you find something that does what you want,
use it. If you have problems, ask again.
[...]
Geez, what a rude response. He didn't ask whether you like them or not.
He just asked how it was done.
Again just for you to take note:
This is not a support forum but a public newsgroup. Everyone here is free
to express their opinion and nobody is not obliged to provide help in any
way or even to reply. That said, Rob's followup was helpful, you just did
not recognize it. It also was a proper response to an off-topic question
and in that perspective I would not consider it rude at all. Rob even
implicitely offered his future help in case the OP would provide an
approach that is not working.
See <http://jibbering.com/faq/>.
Here's a shorter response to the original question: investigate
position:static.
Much more despicable are people like you who can only ramble about others
behavior and then provide either no or, as in this case, even the *wrong*
answer because they do not have a mininum clue themselves. JFTR: the
answer the OP is looking for is CSS's position:fixed for Gecko-based UAs
and one of its workarounds for IE (position:static is the default in CSS.)
PointedEars
Mark Twain wrote: RobG <rg***@iinet.net.au> wrote: st********@SoftHome.net wrote: > Hi,
> I have a menu on the right. I wish it stays visible even when I scroll
> the page.
> Can anybody help me?
>
> Here is a sample of my code:
You posted HTML, not JavaScript. I find sliding menus really annoying,
very few sites use them so maybe I'm not alone.
Google for "javascript slider menu", you'll get thousands of hits (I got
'about 1,640,000'). When you find something that does what you want,
use it. If you have problems, ask again.
[...]
Geez, what a rude response. He didn't ask whether you like them or not.
He just asked how it was done.
Again just for you to take note:
This is not a support forum but a public newsgroup. Everyone here is free
to express their opinion and nobody is not obliged to provide help in any
way or even to reply. That said, Rob's followup was helpful, you just did
not recognize it. It also was a proper response to an off-topic question
and in that perspective I would not consider it rude at all. Rob even
implicitly offered his future help in case the OP would provide an
approach that is not working.
See <http://jibbering.com/faq/>.
Here's a shorter response to the original question: investigate
position:static.
Much more despicable are people like you who can only ramble about others
behavior and then provide either no or, as in this case, even the *wrong*
answer because they do not have a minimum clue themselves. People who
help spammers to destroy the workings of the Net by abusing domains they
do not own. <http://www.interhack.net/pubs/munging-harmful/>
JFTR: the answer the OP is looking for is CSS's position:fixed for
Gecko-based UAs and one of its workarounds for IE (position:static
is the default in CSS.)
PointedEars
In article <33****************@PointedEars.de>,
Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <Po*********@web.de> wrote: Mark Twain wrote:
RobG <rg***@iinet.net.au> wrote: st********@SoftHome.net wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a menu on the right. I wish it stays visible even when I scroll
> the page.
> Can anybody help me?
>
> Here is a sample of my code:
You posted HTML, not JavaScript. I find sliding menus really annoying,
very few sites use them so maybe I'm not alone.
Google for "javascript slider menu", you'll get thousands of hits (I got
'about 1,640,000'). When you find something that does what you want,
use it. If you have problems, ask again.
[...]
Geez, what a rude response. He didn't ask whether you like them or not.
He just asked how it was done.
Again just for you to take note:
This is not a support forum but a public newsgroup. Everyone here is free
to express their opinion and nobody is not obliged to provide help in any
way or even to reply. That said, Rob's followup was helpful, you just did
not recognize it. It also was a proper response to an off-topic question
and in that perspective I would not consider it rude at all. Rob even
implicitly offered his future help in case the OP would provide an
approach that is not working.
This is also the planet Earth. You are not obliged to be a human being,
but it helps.
See <http://jibbering.com/faq/>.
Here's a shorter response to the original question: investigate
position:static.
Much more despicable are people like you who can only ramble about others
behavior and then provide either no or, as in this case, even the *wrong*
answer because they do not have a minimum clue themselves.
It is quite possible to correct someone without being a total dick about
it. Unless you are predisposed to conflict, of course.
People who
help spammers to destroy the workings of the Net by abusing domains they
do not own. <http://www.interhack.net/pubs/munging-harmful/>
Huh?
JFTR: the answer the OP is looking for is CSS's position:fixed for
Gecko-based UAs and one of its workarounds for IE (position:static
is the default in CSS.)
Perhaps Rob could have simply provided this answer in the first place
rather than directing the OP toward 1.6 million hits. I don't read that
as any more helpful than the all-to-frequent "RTFM," which is what his
answer amounted to.
thank you
-steeve
Mark Twain wrote : In article
<43**********************@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>,
RobG <rg***@iinet.net.au> wrote:
st********@SoftHome.net wrote: Hi,
I have a menu on the right. I wish it stays visible even when I scroll
the page.
Can anybody help me?
Here is a sample of my code:
You posted HTML, not JavaScript. I find sliding menus really annoying,
very few sites use them so maybe I'm not alone.
Google for "javascript slider menu", you'll get thousands of hits (I got
'about 1,640,000'). When you find something that does what you want,
use it. If you have problems, ask again.
[...]
Geez, what a rude response. He didn't ask whether you like them or not.
He just asked how it was done.
Here's a shorter response to the original question: investigate
position:static.
Cheers,
mt
Mark Twain wrote: In article <33****************@PointedEars.de>,
Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <Po*********@web.de> wrote: Mark Twain wrote: > Here's a shorter response to the original question: investigate
> position:static.
Much more despicable are people like you who can only ramble about others
behavior and then provide either no or, as in this case, even the *wrong*
answer because they do not have a minimum clue themselves.
It is quite possible to correct someone without being a total dick about
it. Unless you are predisposed to conflict, of course.
Go on whining, troll. People who
help spammers to destroy the workings of the Net by abusing domains they
do not own. <http://www.interhack.net/pubs/munging-harmful/>
Huh?
You are posting using the sender address <tw***@whitehouse.gov>. You
are obviously not the owner of the second-level domain whitehouse.gov
nor appears whitehouse.gov to provide means for the average citizen
to obtain a whitehouse.gov e-mail address.
The sender address <tw***@whitehouse.gov> does not exist:
| <tw***@whitehouse.gov>:
| 63.161.169.140 does not like recipient.
| Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 <tw***@whitehouse.gov>... User unknown
You are antisocially abusing the mentioned domain, causing at least
their administrators to handle spam directed to the sender address in
your postings. Continued network abuse can become subject to official
complaints:
| X-Abuse-Report: http://www.usenetabuse.com
| X-Abuse-Notes: Abuse reports must be submited via the usenetabuse.com
| portal listed above.
| X-Abuse-Notes2: Reports sent via any other method will not be processed.
| X-Abuse-Notes3: Any other abuse reporting headers in this article are
| fraudulent. JFTR: the answer the OP is looking for is CSS's position:fixed for
Gecko-based UAs and one of its workarounds for IE (position:static
is the default in CSS.)
Perhaps Rob could have simply provided this answer in the first place
You have still not understood where you are reading and posting.
PointedEars
> > It is quite possible to correct someone without being a total dick about it. Unless you are predisposed to conflict, of course.
Go on whining, troll.
Good comeback. You're a sharpie.
The sender address <tw***@whitehouse.gov> does not exist:
| <tw***@whitehouse.gov>:
| 63.161.169.140 does not like recipient.
| Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 <tw***@whitehouse.gov>... User unknown
You are antisocially abusing the mentioned domain, causing at least
their administrators to handle spam directed to the sender address in
your postings. Continued network abuse can become subject to official
complaints:
That's a laugh. File your complaints. Call the cops. JFTR: the answer the OP is looking for is CSS's position:fixed for
Gecko-based UAs and one of its workarounds for IE (position:static
is the default in CSS.)
Perhaps Rob could have simply provided this answer in the first place
You have still not understood where you are reading and posting.
Uh... Usenet?
You neatly stepped around everything I said to pick nits. And you're
calling *me* a troll? What a hypocrite.
Mark Twain said: You have still not understood where you are reading and posting.
Uh... Usenet?
You seem to have missed the point that the question had nothing
to do with Javascript. Answering off-topic questions is like
feeding a stray dog. It reinforces undesirable behavior. It's
much better for all concerned to direct the OP to a better place
to look for answers.
Mark Twain wrote: The sender address <tw***@whitehouse.gov> does not exist:
| <tw***@whitehouse.gov>:
| 63.161.169.140 does not like recipient.
| Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 <tw***@whitehouse.gov>... User unknown
You are antisocially abusing the mentioned domain, causing at least
their administrators to handle spam directed to the sender address in
your postings. Continued network abuse can become subject to official
complaints:
That's a laugh. File your complaints.
[x] done.
Call the cops.
So far it is not yet a legal matter. The administrators of the service
you have been (ab)using to post to Usenet and those of whitehouse.gov will
probably suffice here. If either one then decides to "send the cops",
that will be their prerogative.
HTH & HAND
PointedEars
Mark Twain wrote: The sender address <tw***@whitehouse.gov> does not exist:
| <tw***@whitehouse.gov>:
| 63.161.169.140 does not like recipient.
| Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 <tw***@whitehouse.gov>... User unknown
You are antisocially abusing the mentioned domain, causing at least
their administrators to handle spam directed to the sender address in
your postings. Continued network abuse can become subject to official
complaints:
That's a laugh. File your complaints.
[x] done.
Call the cops.
So far it is not yet a legal matter. The administrators of the service
you have been (ab)using to post to Usenet and those of whitehouse.gov will
probably suffice here. If either one then decides to "call the cops",
that will be their prerogative.
HTH & HAND
PointedEars
In article <15****************@PointedEars.de>,
Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <Po*********@web.de> wrote: Mark Twain wrote:
The sender address <tw***@whitehouse.gov> does not exist:
| <tw***@whitehouse.gov>:
| 63.161.169.140 does not like recipient.
| Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 <tw***@whitehouse.gov>... User unknown
You are antisocially abusing the mentioned domain, causing at least
their administrators to handle spam directed to the sender address in
your postings. Continued network abuse can become subject to official
complaints:
That's a laugh. File your complaints.
[x] done.
Call the cops.
So far it is not yet a legal matter. The administrators of the service
you have been (ab)using to post to Usenet and those of whitehouse.gov will
probably suffice here. If either one then decides to "send the cops",
that will be their prerogative.
Ha ha ha ha ha. You're a stitch.
You're a real cock, Pointy. I looked up a few of your posts... do you
really have so much free time that you can afford to troll usenet
slapping down people that don't fit your notions of good and proper?
Apparently so, judging by the number of threads that feature you picking
nits out of people's hair.
Get a life.
Mark Twain wrote: [...] do you really have so much free time that you can afford to troll
usenet [...]
Apparently, you have.
Get a life.
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