Javascript and CSS for fixed positioning

[CMAR]

Mason C. posted an here an innovative technique for using Javascript and CSS
to accomplished fixed positioning that works with IE. Does anyone have the
URL of his homepage?

Thanks, CMA

[brucie]

Re: Javascript and CSS for fixed positioning

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"CMAR" <cma6j@yahoo.co m> said:
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> Mason C. posted an here[/color]

http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

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> an innovative technique for using Javascript and CSS
> to accomplished fixed positioning that works with IE.[/color]

JS not required: http://devnull.tagsoup.com/fixed/

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b r u c i e

[brucie]

Re: Javascript and CSS for fixed positioning

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"CMAR" <cma6j@yahoo.co m> said:
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> Mason C. posted an here[/color]

http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

[color=blue]
> an innovative technique for using Javascript and CSS
> to accomplished fixed positioning that works with IE.[/color]

JS not required: http://devnull.tagsoup.com/fixed/

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b r u c i e

[CMAR]

Disabling Frames


Brucie,
Thanks for the excellent Google newsgroup archive. I found the post I
was looking for and also Mason C.'s homepage.

I want to test the <noframes> tag, but don't have an older
browser that doesn't work with frames. Is there some way to temporarily
disable frames in one of the new browsers (IE, Netscape or Opera)?

Thanks, CMA

[CMAR]

Disabling Frames


Brucie,
Thanks for the excellent Google newsgroup archive. I found the post I
was looking for and also Mason C.'s homepage.

I want to test the <noframes> tag, but don't have an older
browser that doesn't work with frames. Is there some way to temporarily
disable frames in one of the new browsers (IE, Netscape or Opera)?

Thanks, CMA

[brucie]

Re: Disabling Frames

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"CMAR" <cma6j@yahoo.co m> said:
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> I want to test the <noframes> tag, but don't have an older browser
> that doesn't work with frames. Is there some way to temporarily
> disable frames in one of the new browsers (IE, Netscape or Opera)?[/color]

opera allows frames to be turned off although i would strongly recommend
not using frames in the first place.


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b r u c i e

[brucie]

Re: Disabling Frames

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"CMAR" <cma6j@yahoo.co m> said:
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> I want to test the <noframes> tag, but don't have an older browser
> that doesn't work with frames. Is there some way to temporarily
> disable frames in one of the new browsers (IE, Netscape or Opera)?[/color]

opera allows frames to be turned off although i would strongly recommend
not using frames in the first place.


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b r u c i e

[CMAR]

Opera does the job.

Thanks, Brucie, Opera does what I need for the test. You really know your
stuff!

You are 100% right about using frames. The only problem is that I have to
figure out how to have a fixed sidebar that works with IE. Mason C. is the
only one who seems to have come up with a solution, using a combination of
CSS and Javascript. So now I have to apply his solution to my website.

Cheers, CMA

[CMAR]

Opera does the job.

Thanks, Brucie, Opera does what I need for the test. You really know your
stuff!

You are 100% right about using frames. The only problem is that I have to
figure out how to have a fixed sidebar that works with IE. Mason C. is the
only one who seems to have come up with a solution, using a combination of
CSS and Javascript. So now I have to apply his solution to my website.

Cheers, CMA

[MasonC]

Re: Javascript and CSS for fixed positioning

On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 11:49:26 +1000, brucie <shit@bruciesus enetshit.info> wrote:
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>in post: <news:yDjic.203 9$X14.376@twist er.nyroc.rr.com >
>"CMAR" <cma6j@yahoo.co m> said:
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>> Mason C. posted an here[/color]
>
>http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search
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>> an innovative technique for using Javascript and CSS
>> to accomplished fixed positioning that works with IE.[/color]
>
>JS not required: http://devnull.tagsoup.com/fixed/[/color]

Interesting. Mine only works in MSIE Quirks mode and needs
Javascript: The js expression doesn't work in msie standard mode.

http://masonc.home.netcom.com

I didn't invent it and lost the ciwas source in a busted computer.

Mason C

[MasonC]

Re: Javascript and CSS for fixed positioning

On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 11:49:26 +1000, brucie <shit@bruciesus enetshit.info> wrote:
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>in post: <news:yDjic.203 9$X14.376@twist er.nyroc.rr.com >
>"CMAR" <cma6j@yahoo.co m> said:
>[color=green]
>> Mason C. posted an here[/color]
>
>http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search
>[color=green]
>> an innovative technique for using Javascript and CSS
>> to accomplished fixed positioning that works with IE.[/color]
>
>JS not required: http://devnull.tagsoup.com/fixed/[/color]

Interesting. Mine only works in MSIE Quirks mode and needs
Javascript: The js expression doesn't work in msie standard mode.

http://masonc.home.netcom.com

I didn't invent it and lost the ciwas source in a busted computer.

Mason C