The numbers in the table are just to keep track of how centered the horizontal scroll bar is. Mess around with the table width; Change it to 100 or to 10000. The numbers stay aligned perfectly.
i have 1 div with scrollbars and another div with a table inside. when user scroll horizontal bar in div1 i want application to scroll the table header from the same amount of pixels and in the same direction. i did not find anything under jQuery about that.. :-(
1. how can i detect in which direction the scroll is done (to the right, or to the left) ? 2. how can i determine how many pixels this scrolling is about ? 3. how to scroll the table header (table tag or th tag) from the same amount of point ?
i found just scrollLeft for now and i'm not successful to use it
There is a bug that I'm working on which involves a page that contains a portlet with a fixed width and horizontal scroll bar - the scroll bar does not appear to work in IE 9, but all other browsers seem to be fine. For simplicity I reduced the page to the following HTML snippet containing the style and javascript.
This HTML document displays a scrollable div with some text and a section that is right aligned which is updated via javascript so that it will continually displayed as right aligned. And yes, there are many other ways to accomplish this using pure CSS, but what I don't understand is this - why does updating the style.left of some child element stop the scroll from happening? It just doesn't make sense to me. Also... the reply "IE is just weird/buggy..." is not what I'm looking for
I'm trying to get horizontal scroll to work on my website. Basically view click on the arrow images and the images would scroll left and right. However I can't seem to get it to work correctly. What am I doing wrong? So very confused right now.... Website in question: [URL]
I need to present information in a horizontal format so that someone can look across a page and identify an objective with an activity just like an Excel spreadsheet (but it needs to be database enabled)
It would be useful to be able to 'freeze' the objective column and scroll the other columns horizontally. However I am not sure how to do this. Should I use JS, CSS or iframes. Can anyone suggest how this is done?
I've been desperately searching for a horizontal scroll plugin for my clients site but there always seems to be something that prevents the plugin from working with the layout of the site. Here's what I'm looking for:
-smooth horizontal scroll with no horizontal scroll bar
-scrolls div container which has nested divs (no width/height restrictions and only one container viewable at any given time)
-external navigation, fixed navigation preferred
-navigation should be text i.e. home / about / contact etc.
My problem is that my page have a fixed width of for example 800px which the iframe width is 100% of this width, but some external websites I put inside the iframe have a wider fixed width than 600, for example if the external website have the width of 1000px then my iframe will have a horizontal scroll. I don't want the horizontal scroll to appear and at the same time I want the iframe to show the whole width of the external website. Is there a way that I can control the width of the external website and make it 100% of the width of my iframe instead of their fixed 1000px for example? I don't think I can but I thought I would ask anyways maybe it's possible!
How is it possible to slide right/left within a horizontal scroll window for as long as the mouse-down action is triggered (preferably with jQuery)? Couldn't find any examples // functions to do that..
how to make an image/text to scroll as the user scroll the page also? for example if the user scrolls down image/text also scrolls down and when the user scrolls up image/text also scrolls up..
I am trying to make a prompt that will ask the user for some input... If I just use var input = prompt("dafa") everything works fine but the box is put in the top left corner of the window. I need it to be centered so... I was doing some research on the net (never really used much JavaScript before) and was reading the only way to do this is by making your own custom prompt. In my attempts of doing so I came up with this code below. The problem I am having now is that when onMaxLoad_Click() occurs the prompt appears for a split second and then it goes back to being hidden. Code:
I want to center a new window that opens. Current code:
<a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="window.open('./dilbert.html','Dilbert','height=250, width=800,scrollbars=no')">Dilbert</a> How can I center the new window this creates?
I am using the perfect pop up window script from this site and I want to edit it so the window pops up in the center of the screen om all screen resoultions. At the moment the pop up in some case is half off the screen which is annoying.
var newWin = null;function popUp(strURL, strType, strHeight, strWidth) { if (newWin != null && !newWin.closed) newWin.close(); var strOptions=""; if (strType=="console") strOptions="resizable,scrollbars,height="+ strHeight+",width="+strWidth; if (strType=="fixed") strOptions="status,height,scrollbars,="+ strHeight+",width="+strWidth; if (strType=="elastic") strOptions="toolbar,menubar,scrollbars,"+ "resizable,location,height="+ strHeight+",width="+strWidth; newWin = window.open(strURL, 'newWin', strOptions); newWin.focus();}
Can somoene give me an example of how to center a div, according to it's image size... I am using different images, and so I have to resize it in a functino according to the image's size. So I use a h and w vairable that give me the height and width of the current image, but I can't seem to come up with a simple freaking formula to center the image vertically and horozontally.
fnFullView = function () { var h var w var _tempImg = new Image() _tempImg. () { _tempImg.src = this.src h = this.height w = this.width } _tempImg.src = arPhotolog[currIndex].full
I want to get some idea of what methods there are to center a div element.If you know a cool method please show us how it's done using this jsfiddle dummy to start
I need to center (horizontally as well as vertically) a div on screen. It will be in front of everything else on the page and will include dynamic HTML content. (radio buttons, text input, etc.) Essentially it's an in-page popup. (Don't call me evil, this is for a game I'm making.) So far I can get FF to center it with this code:
function ShowBox(str,MsgBox){ MsgBox.innerHTML = str;
var style = gStyle(MsgBox,null); var h = parseFloat(style.height); var w = parseFloat(style.width);
Where gStyle is a cross-browser alias for getComputedStyle, str is the message I want displayed in the box, and MsgBox is the div that acts as the popup. Code:
