Try b.style.left and b.style.top respectively.

thanks for your reply

b is the actual css style declaration object

if i do this
b.left=255;
b.top=255;
alert(b.top);

IE says : 255px
FF says : 0px

thanks for your reply

b is the actual css style declaration object

if i do this
b.left=255;
b.top=255;
alert(b.top);

IE says : 255px
FF says : 0px

Ah, wasn't very clear from the code you posted. With firefox, you may have to specify the units concatenated onto the value, i.e.:

b.left = 255 + "px";
b.top = 255 + "px";

THANK YOU SO MUCH you saved me!...i been trying to many things to figure it out and all i needed to do was add px to the end....whoo

a good way to make it would be to make more than one stylesheet with different names then use cookies and pull the cookies in with the rel="" in order for it to catch the correct stylesheet, doign it this way will make it compatable on all browsers, many browsers fail to work with some JavaScript things

a good way to make it would be to make more than one stylesheet with different names then use cookies and pull the cookies in with the rel="" in order for it to catch the correct stylesheet, doign it this way will make it compatable on all browsers, many browsers fail to work with some JavaScript things

I don't think that's anything to do with halfasleep' problem. He's changing the content of his page dynamically using JavaScript - not something you can do with CSS files.

a good way to make it would be to make more than one stylesheet with different names then use cookies and pull the cookies in with the rel="" in order for it to catch the correct stylesheet, doign it this way will make it compatable on all browsers, many browsers fail to work with some JavaScript things

I don't think that's anything to do with halfasleep' problem. He's changing the content of his page dynamically using JavaScript - not something you can do with CSS files.

correct bc i am setting a drop down menu to be placed right under the button that calls it. it used to be a static x and y but i made it so i can move the button around and the drop down menu follows it.

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katana, lol @ the thing in your sig 31 Oct = 25 Dec, thats clever
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katana, lol @ the thing in your sig 31 Oct = 25 Dec, thats clever

:S i still do not understand that partiular joke and or pun and i am also speaking exactly in this specific way because the moderator seems to hate the occasional l - o - l (ok enough of that not... sort of taking it too far) well ehm im pushign it now lol. but ehm an incident happened a few minutes ago about the chatspeak...

ok back to the matter at hand, maby i should pm about this but ill embarass myself here... i sont understand ur signature. is it somethign to do with the time / date functions or something? lol

ok and sorry about what i said highlighted in the quote in the quote then confirmed by the person who made the seccond set of quotes. i jumped to conclusions, user-custom styles are a common thing people ask for.

Oct is shorthand for Octal, which is base-8. Dec is short for Decimal. 31 Octal = (3*8 )+1 which is equal to 25 Decimal.
Haven't you covered different bases in computing at school?

nope not at all... and im in the highest possible class at school... hmmm... but i am very good at visual basic... which they tought TOO much lol.

edit:
guess that means im not a geek then lol 🙄 althoguth...