Hi guys About a year ago I was on http://improveverywhere.com site (i think) and they had a cool feature which I am pretty sure was implemented using jquery.
Basically there was a div which contains next and previous which in the layout appears about 150px down the page. The navigation div stayed in line whilst the whilst the user scrolled up and down until the user scrolls past the point where the top of the window hits the top of the div. Normally at this point the div would be lost up the page but here it stuck to the top of the window until the user scrolled back up again. Note when i say stuck i mean stuck. Sometime you see some people who have elements which try and catch up was the window moves up and down but it never does a good job. This was 100% suck and didn't move from the top until the user scrolled backup where it was back inline. It as if it was declared as the very child element within the body set with an absolute position and top = 0. Hence the div didn't "jitter" up and down trying to catch up with the users scrolling (note they must have done more than this because it worked fully in ie 6 as well as firefox). In fact I think this is what happened from memory. I think they dynamically created a copy of the navigation bar and placed it as the first child and hid it until the window had hit the point where the top tops matched. Then showed the hidden cloned copy and hid the inline copy. Hence I was wondering if anyone knows of the plug-in they where using (or that I could use) or how I could go about doing this. Cheers Anthony
