I would stick with position: fixed for the browsers that support it (all but
IE6) and for IE6 I would probably use CSS expressions to make it work
properly. CSS Expressions will be the fastest, in terms of rendering, for
IE6. Here is a site that talks about using expressions to make fixed
position work in IE 6: http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/fixedPosition.html
Using JavaScript to reproduce the position fixed effect will be very jerky.
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Brandon Aaron
On 7/26/07, Alexandre Plennevaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello!
i'm trying to have a div box stay permanently on the same position in the
viewport, no matter how much the page is scrolled.
I try to use dimensions.js to do it, but so far i've failed to calculate
correctly the new top position of my element. Can someone explain me what
i'm doing wrong?
$(window).bind("scroll",function(){
$this = $('#leftCol');
var newTop = $this.offset();
var scrollTop = $this.scrollTop();
$('#leftCol').css({top: fixedTop.top + scrollTop});
});
Thank you!
Alexandre
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