Hi all,
I'm new to the board, and hope I won't be annoying anyone by asking for some help on this topic. Thanks for reading and any help is greatly appreciated. Let me explain what's perplexing me...
I'm planning on replacing all the 'text-areas' of my web-pages with a "Java script text-scroller", the main advantage and reason I'm using the code being that it has a scrollbar and customizable up/down buttons.
I have aligned the content, up button, down button, and scrollbar by positioning them using an amount of pixels from the 'top' and 'left' of the window. This was fine when I used absolute DIV's to align everything on the page (all the images and text), but I've started aligning everything with centered-tables now as to avoid changing resolution problems, yet I can't seem to align/center the scroller along with my tables (containing images) when the window changes size.
The source code to my particular problem can be found here on this test page I have up with the JavaScript scroller code in full.
I really don't know if I should be using tables/changing the js code/ or using frames to fix the problem. I've been using stopgaps now for weeks simply because I can't get around it, and am in the middle of re-designing my site and want to sort this out once and for all.
All ideas, suggestions, criticisms or a plain "what you're asking can't be done" would be really appreciated.
Thanks for your time and help, take care.
-Ant
I'm new to the board, and hope I won't be annoying anyone by asking for some help on this topic. Thanks for reading and any help is greatly appreciated. Let me explain what's perplexing me...
I'm planning on replacing all the 'text-areas' of my web-pages with a "Java script text-scroller", the main advantage and reason I'm using the code being that it has a scrollbar and customizable up/down buttons.
I have aligned the content, up button, down button, and scrollbar by positioning them using an amount of pixels from the 'top' and 'left' of the window. This was fine when I used absolute DIV's to align everything on the page (all the images and text), but I've started aligning everything with centered-tables now as to avoid changing resolution problems, yet I can't seem to align/center the scroller along with my tables (containing images) when the window changes size.
The source code to my particular problem can be found here on this test page I have up with the JavaScript scroller code in full.
I really don't know if I should be using tables/changing the js code/ or using frames to fix the problem. I've been using stopgaps now for weeks simply because I can't get around it, and am in the middle of re-designing my site and want to sort this out once and for all.
All ideas, suggestions, criticisms or a plain "what you're asking can't be done" would be really appreciated.
Thanks for your time and help, take care.
-Ant
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