That demo doesn't use XUL. It uses CSS absolute positioning (as Steve
suggested in his response).
dave
Neil wrote:
> Try using a bulletinboard element, it allows you to position its
> children. In fact, there is a demo in Mozilla (Debug/XBL Demos/Sticky
> Notes).
>
> Eric Plaster wrote:
>
>> This will work fine in a content area, but how do I do this in a XUL
>> window? If I use style attributes on a <html:div> it seems to ignore
>> it. For example:
>>
>> Steve Clark wrote:
>>
>>> pretty much anything you could have done using layers, you can do
>>> using CSS positioning.
>>
>>
