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  • IFRAME and positioning of submenus

    IFRAME and positioning of submenus Hi again I am reflecting about the task to display an additional menu inside the iframe, but want to show a submenu (display an image only) outside the iframe. Is there a way to get that achieved? Should be, but ...

    milonic.com/mfa/2005-December/iframe-and-positioning-of-submenus.html

  • Positioning of submenus using image map

    Positioning of submenus using image map Dated: Monday July 4 2005 - 19:56:52 BST I've created an image map so that when various sections are rolled over a different hyperlinked text menu will appear. I have used the US map menu as a template for ...

    milonic.com/mfa/2005-July/positioning-of-submenus-using-image-map.html

  • horinzontal & vertical position

    horinzontal & vertical position I'd like to use a link base Menu like : Unfortunately, I can't position my sub-menus correctly. Used in a fixed 760x420 design, I did the "center:middle" position trick with a negative offset, to position my menu. ...

    milonic.com/mfa/2003-August/horinzontal-vertical-position.html

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  • xoax.net

    JavaScript: Positioning Elements | XoaX.net Video Tutorials

    static and absolute. Although these positioning methods exist in JavaScript, they originated in CSS. In fact, if you want to read more about these methods and the other two types of positioning, you can read my CSS blog post entitled Types of Positi...

  • javascripter.net

    Positioning DIV Layers

    Positioning DIV Layers Answer: To re-position a DIV layer myLayerID, in Internet Explorer you need to set myLayerID.style.posLeft and myLayerID.style.posTop to the integer coordinates of the desired position of the layer's top left co...

  • stackoverflow.com

    javascript - Retrieve the position (X,Y) of an HTML element - Stack Overflow

    var rect = element.getBoundingClientRect(); console.log(rect.top, rect.right, rect.bottom, rect.left); Internet Explorer has supported this since as long as you are likely to care about and it was finally standardized in CSSOM Views. All other bro...