> yep - .top works (although i'm having to usee .replace() to get rid of the
> px
What I tend to do with my DOM is build up a string and then eval() it, this
way you can add as many bits as you want for different DOMs
if(document.all)
{nav = "ie4"
doc = "document.all";
brO = "[";
brC = "]";
sty = ".style";}
else if(document.layers)
{nav = "ns4"
doc = "document";
brO = "[";
brC = "]";
sty = "";}
else if(document.getElementById)
{nav = "ns6"
doc = "document.getElementById";
brO = "(";
brC = ")";
sty = ".style";}
var layer = eval(doc + brO + '"MainCopyLayer"' + brC + sty);
You could add in bits afterwards to put the "px" on if required
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