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ok thanks i see what you mean... I have then to find a generic name for the two scripts then the order they are mentioned in the onload will be the same order they load into the page, right ? One last thing: what syntax should i use to wrap this two scripts into a name(); i'll call onload ? Is...

Thanks sirlojik, but... Seems it's not working: Here my issue: I disable css, and the script remains activated. It adds a big white space between the 2 layers ( the margin-top value is still calculated )... And if i disable Js and css then i have regular plain text ( no more white space )...

I believe if you say so but how do i manage to put this as the 2 scripts are in a differenr area in my page ( and don't use onload, only the first does ). Here is the copy of my two scripts and they should be loaded in this order. Lets say the first needs 1 sec or 2 to position the layer...

Hi users, I am using two scripts in a page - A script to setup the position of a layer - A script to preload some images in page The 2 scripts execute themselves at the same time, making the div i want to position at a very wrong position while images are preloading. When the preload is done...

Thanks sirlojik. One last remark: is it possible to add a simple routine that will execute the script if css is enabled, such as: if document.getElementById = true; // > execute the script else = void; // do not move any margin, do not perform the // DetectChange(); SCRIPT CONTENT Is it...

Thanks a lot for your reply... I wasn't expecting an answer anymore... Your script is clean and may do the trick... Thanks a lot !

Hi users, I am building a script that checks every n interval (1 second for example) the offsetHeight of two layers. If this value changes it updates margin-top value for another layer. Here is below the basic structure i set up: function screen() var screenSize = screen.offsetWidth...

Ok, here comes a start: var firstDiv = document.getElementById("FirstOne"); var secondDiv = document.getElementById("SecondOne"); var artDiv = document.getElementById("Article"); artDiv.style.marginTop = (firstDiv.offsetHeight + secondDiv.offsetHeight) + "px"; That is ideally a solution i...

hi there, I'm trying to set a margin-top value for a layer C wich would be the sum of two fixed layers height above: A and B. I can have no precise control in css, even with relative units, of C position , since A and B vary in height according to their content and the screen size of user. The...

I am using a single browser window so this could be possible even if this window is the parent. Any idea of a script that could restore the window to its initial size before it was resized something like script.go -1. I don't know if this is possible anyway, i mean to restore back any action...

Dan >> thanks a lot CliveC > are you responding to the question if there is a function to restore with another script the browser original size ?

window.resizeTo(width, height); could i use it this way: <script type="text/javascript"> function resize() { window.resizeTo(width, height); } </script> <a href="#" onclick="resize"> ... </a>

Hi Billy, thanks for your answer. To avoid the user the downside of the script wich efectively proposes one an option to resize his window, once the window is resized, is there a function called on an onclick event to resize the window back to its original size. Such as window size history go -1.

hi there, is there a cross browser resize window script onclick ?

var h = document.documentElement.clientHeight-100 + "px"; even if i don't catch any js errors why does this break the layout and cancels the wrapper height? Are you sure there is no other way to code this ? Thanks for your replies...

Thanks JontyMC this is what i was searching but it breaks the layout, vertical align effect by adjusting the height of the layer to the same height as the image...so no more vertical align: middle effect... This shouldn't be that hard... I just want the wrapper layer to extend from under a layer...

Any idea how i can do that ? In fact i need to substract 100px from the clientHeight and not from h Somehow this should be var h = document.documentElement.clientHeight-100"px"; But i know this isn't the correct syntax. If you can help...

Hello there again, so here is the last version i have function changeDivHeight() { var h = document.documentElement.clientHeight; var image = document.getElementById('image'); document.getElementById('wrapper').style.height = h- 100 + "px"; image.style.marginTop = Math.floor((h-image.height)/2)...

Thanks a lot guys for your time i really appreciate... I'll be back for small tweaks

cFlaVa you are absolutely right... But my images are fired from a database and i'd like to keep them accessible