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DIV tag
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cian
Technical User
- Oct 11, 2001
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<div></div> allow you to add Cascading Style Sheets to them either by using the style="" attribute or by giving it a id or class.
You could use no divs at all and give an ID attribute directly to your image and reference it that way :
<style>
#myElement { position:absolute; left:10px; top:10px; }
</style>
<img id=myElement src=mySrc.png>
<!-- note this would work with a DIV too -->
<div id=myElement>here is my Div</div>
Hope this helps. Gary Haran
You could use no divs at all and give an ID attribute directly to your image and reference it that way :
<style>
#myElement { position:absolute; left:10px; top:10px; }
</style>
<img id=myElement src=mySrc.png>
<!-- note this would work with a DIV too -->
<div id=myElement>here is my Div</div>
Hope this helps. Gary Haran
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Yeah it does. I used the div tag to set the coordiantes of a table. This works in IE but not in netscrape 4.7. My app needs to be workin in both 4.7 sand IE 6. One solution I was thinking off would have me require the browser's space available to view a page. Is is possible to get the height and width of the browser to then give dynamic number for position of the table or picture?
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