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Emulate CSS "fixed" positioning, which Internet Explorer lacks. Managed layers will disappear while the user is scrolling and reappear only after scrolling stops -- thereby preventing the shearing effect common with other solutions. Heavily commented.


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Tweedledum

Notes

  • Created by: Tim Tran
  • Web Site:
  • Posted: March 23, 2006

While I use terminology common to OOP (e.g. classes, static members, class constants; public, private, and protected methods) in my documentation, these are meant to be interpreted by the programmer on a conceptual level. JavaScript does not have true classes but objects, no protection mechanism for members, and lacks many constructs found in true OOP languages... Please keep this in mind.

Also, I use the term "layer" to mean any HTML document object that has "absolute" positioning (e.g. created by <DIV>, <SPAN>, and most other tags with CSS attibute {postion: absolute;}.

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