Website coding help needed

[Tottanka]

Ok..i wanna make a panel for ouw team's website.
It's abasicly a frame, but i want it to be in the upper right corner of the window, lets say, taking 20%in width and 10% in height...
And i want it to freeze on the window, meaning that when the user will scroll down. it will move along and he will still be able to see it..
Anyone of u guys know how to do it?

[JBotAlan]

You want CSS.

Go to http://www.w3schools.com/ and read the CSS tutorial. I hope you aren't using Dreamweaver or (shudders) Frontpage.

I don't know it very well, but a position: absolute should do it (look it up)

JBot

EDIT: Here's the page you are looking for: http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_class_position.asp
You will need to learn a little about CSS syntax, though.

Googling CSS position tutorial gave a few results:
http://www.brainjar.com/css/positioning/
http://www.tizag.com/cssT/position.php
http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/styles...csslayout.html

IMPORTANT: You have to know, what you want to do will not be very easy to make work in IE6 and back. Supposedly IE7 parses CSS correctly, but I can tell you from personal experience that a position: absolute does not work in IE6.

[Tottanka]

I still cant find there how to make it freeze there and move along while you scroll..ive seen it in many wevsites...
ill find u an example

EDIT:
ok, ive lloked in some websites and foud that it is used in many of them for advertisment..but its a Flash file in the side of the screen
Any1 knows how do that?

[Christian]

You can do it using frameset, but I personally don't like frames...
What you want is fixed position.

On your page, you need to place a div, or other block element, and give it an id:

<div id="fxid"> Information will go in here. </div>

and then on your CSS stylesheet, include:

#fxid {
    position:fixed;
    top:20%;
    left:0;
    height:100px;
    /* I don't like making height dynamic so in this example, I assigned it a value */
}

You can change the "fxid" to whatever you want, but you have to keep the pound sign (#) in the CSS stylesheet.

The only problem is that the position:fixed does not work in IE (I haven't tried on IE7). So you may want to go with framesets. Or, you can use some fancy JavaScript to get it to "float" where you want it. We used it one year to create a OSX-ish type navigation that always stayed on the bottom of the screen. He also has a version that mimics fixed position
.

Search w3schools for information on CSS, JavaScript, or framesets if you want to do more or differently.

[Tottanka]

OK...
i have worked on that little button Since posting till nnow and i finnaly got it uploaded and everything...
here it is, on our main page and all...
www.frc-1947.com

[JBotAlan]

I see what you have working now is Javascript. That is probably the best solution for now, aside from requiring a *standards compliant* browser...

JBot