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| I know that IE does not support position: fixed, yet I have seen elements
that seem to float down on a IE browser. Where can I go to learn how to make
elements appear to be postion: fixed on IE?
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Totus possum, totum Deum.
Totus ero, totum meum.
WSW
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| Warren,
I'm not sure what the position:fixed; rule refers to; I know that
backgrounds can be fixed so that content scrolls over them. Other
than that, there is a javascript/dhtml effect called a 'watermark'
where you can put text or a logo that sticks to one part of the page as
the user scrolls down it. that "watermark" script can be seen and
obtained here:
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/logo.htm
-Jim
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| Grief there are times I hate google but then really only the weak blame the
tool.
Yup I searched but for some reason I did not do a simple search like yours
Thanks for your help
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Totus ero, totum meum.
WSW
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> Google is your friend.
> http://www.google.com.au/search?q=position+fixed+ie
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