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Cheers...
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thanks richard, that's exactly what I need.
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thanks richard, that's exactly what I need.
um, I hate to tell you this, but the 5 round
things on the screen don't move to right place when I resize the browser. I'm
Of Ben
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thanks richard, that's exactly what I need.
um, I hate to tell you this, but the 5 round
things on the screen don't move to right place when I resize th
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You wouldn't use what you have at the moment, you
would create a new layer, use setHTML
agar.be/
Cheers Richard.
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Subject: [DynAPI-Help] relative
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Thanks for the url richard.
Can anyone tell me the best way to position a
layer relative to t
Thanks for the url richard.
Can anyone tell me the best way to position a layer
relative to the page - not necessarily to the html.
If you look at www.arrayx.co.uk, you'll see an image in the
middle of the browser window. If you change the size of the browser window, the
image stays in t
