Javascript problem

Chris_Evans

Hi there,
I've got a problem with javascript. I've used a javascript menu system and it gives you the option setting it to float at a certain position on the page. This however doesn't satisfy me as it doesn't always fit depending on screen size.

It currently is called from the body tag onLoad. Is there anyway to call it within a particular cell? <img> tag does the trick but it also displays an image cannot be displayed next to the menu.

Thanks in advance,

Chris Evans

vaaaska

Welcome to the Javascript Forum (looks around, shrugs). 😉

Source code would be helpful. However, some will do this and some will not. It depends upon which one you have - like who wrote the script?

I believe these guys have one that will do what you want but it's been ages since I tinkered with it.

http://www.milonic.com/

Good luck...v

Chris_Evans

Hi there,
Looks like that is what I'm looking for --- unfortunately though - it needs to be free. 🙂

menus[0].floatMenu(0, 650, 10, 1);

The above is the code you use to float it. I now quote from the instructions:

Invoke this function to float the main menu, so it remains relatively positioned on the page (see "example3.htm" for demo). Here's an example:

menus[0].floatMenu(1024, 768, 10, 0);

1024 is the base screen width (i.e. the screen width the menu was originally positioned on) and the 768 is the corresponding screen height. The 0 is how you want the menu's positioned (i.e. horizontally, vertically or both [0, 1, 2]).

It was made by Jim Slayer on dynamicdrive.com

I can't see this working correctly as everytime you change screen resolution, it moves... 😐

Thanks in advance,

Chris