Hi,
I have a website with two frames, one at the top, and one on the left. They are meant to look as if they are the same, by having the same colour, no borders, etc. To make it even better, I have created a corner image that improves the interface. The corner image is called 'crnrgraphic.gif'.
I want to position it at 0,0px in the main frame, which I can do, but I also want it to stay in the same place when I scroll. I thought this was just the ABSOLUTE CSS attribute, but when I go on to any websites claiming to implement that on their page, my browser (IE6) displays the image, but doesn't move it when I scroll down.
My CSS code at the moment (external stylesheet) is...
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.crnrgraphic { position: absolute;
top: 0px;
left: 0px }
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As I say, it is displayed correctly, but doesn't scroll. If this function will simply not work in most browsers, then can anyone suggest any other way of achieving the same results? Perhaps JavaScript?
Kindest regards,
David.
I have a website with two frames, one at the top, and one on the left. They are meant to look as if they are the same, by having the same colour, no borders, etc. To make it even better, I have created a corner image that improves the interface. The corner image is called 'crnrgraphic.gif'.
I want to position it at 0,0px in the main frame, which I can do, but I also want it to stay in the same place when I scroll. I thought this was just the ABSOLUTE CSS attribute, but when I go on to any websites claiming to implement that on their page, my browser (IE6) displays the image, but doesn't move it when I scroll down.
My CSS code at the moment (external stylesheet) is...
**************
.crnrgraphic { position: absolute;
top: 0px;
left: 0px }
**************
As I say, it is displayed correctly, but doesn't scroll. If this function will simply not work in most browsers, then can anyone suggest any other way of achieving the same results? Perhaps JavaScript?
Kindest regards,
David.