In IE I can get the current width of a DIV object defined by a stylesheet by saying document.all["DIVName"].style.width. If I try to get the width in Netscape using document.layers["DIVName"].width, it returns "Undefined" (left and top are OK, width and height are not) - anyone know what I'm doing wrong? <br><br>Here's a sample HTML page source demonstrating the problem (Netscape only):<br><br><HTML><BR><br><HEAD><TITLE>Nutscape Test</TITLE><BR><br><STYLE TYPE="text/css"><BR><br> #CategorySelectDIV {position: absolute ; left: 10px ; top: 10px ; <BR><br> width: 400px ; height: 90px ; visibility: "show"; }<BR><br></STYLE><BR><br></HEAD><BR><br><BODY><BR><br><DIV ID="CategorySelectDIV"><BR><br>This is some text in the DIV.<BR><br></DIV><BR><br><BR><br><SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><BR><br>document.writeln("<BR><BR>"<BR><br>document.writeln("Left = " + document.layers["CategorySelectDIV"].left + "<BR>"<BR><br>document.writeln("Width = " + document.layers["CategorySelectDIV"].width + "<BR>"<BR><br></SCRIPT><BR><br></BODY><BR><br></HTML><BR><br><br>Just below the phrase in the DIV block it prints "Left = 10" and "Width = undefined".<br><br>