specificCreate is the place to look, I'll not explain for each browser
because it differs slightly, but if you take for example the IE part of that
code
if (is.ie) {
var
parentElement=(this.parent.isDynLayer)?this.parent.elm:this.parent.doc.body;
parentElement.insertAdjacentHTML("beforeEnd",this.getOuterHTML());
basically we decide to add to a parent layer or the document and then insert
the results of our call to this.getOuterHTML() using the insertAdjacentHTML
method.
if you look further down in the code to getOuterHTML() you will see that a
string is created containing all the <DIV> stuff. It's a bit more involved
than that but that is how the layers are actually written to the page.
hope that helps.
> without using the DynAPI? I AM using the DynAPI and I was curious about
> this point because I've never seen it done using Javascript (and not
> document.write("<DIV>...</DIV>"). I did look in dynlayer.js and browsed
> through the specificCreate method, but I didn't see anything that made
sense
> to me, except the section that does this for all browsers other than
> ie/ns4/ns6:
> this.elm=new Layer(this.w,this.parent.elm);
>
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