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I have looked at several methods of dynamic positioning and am looking for a Netscape solution to Microsoft's getBoundingClientRect which I think is fantastic. I can get the position of the a <tables>'s left,top,right and bottom. The only catch : Netscape. Can anyone give me any hints on how I can find these 4 position in Netscape?

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Fred
 
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The [COLOR=aa0000]
Code: 
offsetTop
[/color], [COLOR=aa0000]
Code: 
offsetLeft
[/color], [COLOR=aa0000]
Code: 
offsetHeight
[/color], and [COLOR=aa0000]
Code: 
offsetWidth
[/color] properties of HTML elements contain the values of an element's position and size as integers. These properties work in Internet Explorer 4+ as well as Netscape 6.
Code: 
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