Problems with Javascript and CSS

[jgallen]

I want a vertical line to be the lenght of the user's screen and I have a DIV set up to do that, but it doesn't seem to show up when I put a document.write around it. Look at the code here:

http://www.jgadesign.net/mt/

I commented out the DIV with a static height

jga

[squirellplaying]

document.write("<div style=""position: absolute; background-color: 999966;height: "screen.height" px;top: 0px; left: 182px; width: 2px; "">")

try:

document.write("<div style='position: absolute; background-color: 999966;height:"screen.height";  px;top: 0px; left: 182px; width: 2px; '>")

Not sure what to do about the height:"screen.height". But you have quotes in the document.write, so that could be one reason.

[A1ien51]

As squirell said

you probably want

height: " + screen.height + " px;top

Javascript does not use "" to dispkay a single quote like other languages do. To do this you need to use \" and it will be ignored.

Eric