I\'ve made a theme for the blogging platform Tumblr, and it works fine on all browsers except IE. IE won\'t fix the position of a div on the bottom of the screen, and squishes everything to the left
I\'m开发者_高级运维 building a scrollbar. On MouseDown I start a repeating timer to position the Scrollbar-Button(Slider).
so i\'m building a mobile safari iPad app using jquerymobile... I was using this link as a tutorial...
Im developing a small web app, but i\'m having problems with different browsers. It seems ok on Chrome, Firefox,
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Is there somewhere stuck in the whole web a plug-in that helps to drag and drop boxes (div or section elements) and monitors the new position of it in the document ?
I have a div with z-index:1-100(changes with javascript) and position:absolute. inside that i have an a href with z-index:101 and position:absolute.
I have an example on http://jsfiddle.net/SsYwH/ In case it don\'t work HTML: <div class=\"container\">
My Situation: I have a non moving header which stays in place whenever i scroll down. I have a div at the bottom just before the footer. This DIV contains the Disqus Commenting System.
How would I position an image at the bottom of a div using JavaScript without wrapping it? I understand I can wrap it with a div and do absolute positioning, but that muddies up the markup and it\'s d