You want the css property position: fixed, but it doesn't work in IE6. There are a few different workarounds for IE6 (google IE6 position fixed), but the all come with various idiosyncrasies. Any javascript/jQuery based solution (other than just using it to set CSS properties) is going to "flicker".
By far the hardest part of complex interfaces is dealing with simultaneously supporting 5 different browsers, all of which do things differently from both each other and the specs. Good luck. --Erik On 4/29/07, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm looking for a way to get a div to stay at the top of a page when the user scrolls the page, preferably with no flickering (of the div)...and it has to work in IE6/7. It's possible that it can be done without js/jquery, but am fishing..... the ones I've found so far that were pure css didn't work in IE (but did in FF). Anyone know of a plugin, example, have a tip, etc? Thx, Jack
