Correction, I mean the CSS position is "fixed". On Saturday, September 29, 2012 9:23:16 AM UTC-7, kstubs wrote: > > The problem with position static, that I can see, is not only is the > content static in the y-space, but also in the x-space. This means that if > a user scrolls the page left and right, well then the item(s) that you have > fixed in a left hand gutter (as an example) do not remain fixed in this > space, they end up sliding over the top of your content. > > I'm looking for a Prototype.js alternative for this. Any tips? > I can think of an alternative approach that might be suitable would be a > scrollable div container. I see these more and more, I'm not sure if these > are coded with JavaScript or just using CSS overflow style on the div > container. > > Karl.. >
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