Gee, you don't want much, huh?
OK, I've never needed to, but if you mean for resizings, etc. Try one of the following:
1) For IE: document.all.divID.align = "center"; NN4 has no such command, so you'll have to determine it on the fly (see # 3 for ideas)
2) place it within a cell in the middle of the page. If the div is more than text, you may have problems with NN 4 and event handlers.
3) determine the document's size and set the positioning accordingly, something like:
centerY = window.innerHeight / 2;
centerX = window.innerWidth / 2;
If you know the height & width of the div, you can then use the center to determine the offsets.
lPosition = centerX + (divWidth/2);
tPosition = centerX + (divHeight/2);
...style="position:absolute; top:" + tPosition + ";left:" + lPosition .....
Hope this helps
Vinny
Where the world once stood
the blades of grass cut me still
Jack Michaelson posted this at 13:26 — 5th July 2000.
I'm sorry to say but:
I can't use #1 because of the NN4-problem.
I can't use #2 because the is more than text. It contains rollover images etc as well.
But, to cheer you up:
I can use #3!!!! Hooray!!
Little bit dumb of me not coming up with that (...)
I'm aware of the fact that I have to deal with the users different resolutions, but to solve that little problem shouldn't be too much.
Thanks!
Shakespeare: onclick || !(onclick)
Vincent Puglia posted this at 19:18 — 5th July 2000.
Hey one out of three -- not bad
Glad you think it's not much work.
Vinny
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Vincent Puglia posted this at 12:20 — 5th July 2000.
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Morning Jack,
Gee, you don't want much, huh?
OK, I've never needed to, but if you mean for resizings, etc. Try one of the following:
1) For IE: document.all.divID.align = "center"; NN4 has no such command, so you'll have to determine it on the fly (see # 3 for ideas)
2) place it within a cell in the middle of the page. If the div is more than text, you may have problems with NN 4 and event handlers.
3) determine the document's size and set the positioning accordingly, something like:
centerY = window.innerHeight / 2;
centerX = window.innerWidth / 2;
If you know the height & width of the div, you can then use the center to determine the offsets.
lPosition = centerX + (divWidth/2);
tPosition = centerX + (divHeight/2);
...style="position:absolute; top:" + tPosition + ";left:" + lPosition .....
Hope this helps
Vinny
Where the world once stood
the blades of grass cut me still
Jack Michaelson posted this at 13:26 — 5th July 2000.
He has: 1,733 posts
Joined: Dec 1999
Wow Vinny, that was quick.
I'm sorry to say but:
I can't use #1 because of the NN4-problem.
I can't use #2 because the is more than text. It contains rollover images etc as well.
But, to cheer you up:
I can use #3!!!! Hooray!!
Little bit dumb of me not coming up with that (...)
I'm aware of the fact that I have to deal with the users different resolutions, but to solve that little problem shouldn't be too much.
Thanks!
Shakespeare: onclick || !(onclick)
Vincent Puglia posted this at 19:18 — 5th July 2000.
They have: 634 posts
Joined: Dec 1999
Hi Jack,
Hey one out of three -- not bad
Glad you think it's not much work.
Vinny
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