I am having a cross browser issue with the offset() function in jQuery. For example, I am looking for the offset of an anchor tag
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I\'m looking for a way to get the offset relative to the whole document for a given node with Javascript. Eg.:
I have a div set to the css class float with float being: .float { display:block; position:fixed; top: 20px;
I have a strange jQuery.offset() problem. Components are being layered and taking away the functionality of the l开发者_开发知识库inks underneath. The upper layer is transparent and empty.
I want to pass a pointer to a function. I want this pointer to point to some place in the middle of an array. Say I have an array like such unsigned char BufferData[5000];, would the following stateme
for some reason , i can\'t use jquery . this is my code: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> </head>
I export a .swf skin file from Illustrator. (For my test i create the default Flex Skin Palette from Illustrator and I export it to .swf file.)