I have a website, two divs. The right div is fixed position.However when the user browser window, is less than the height of the div, i need it to be no longer fixed, but to scroll with the rest of the page.I imagine the logic to be the following:
-detect div#right height
-if window-height is less than div#right height. change div class to xxx
-if window-height is greater than div#right height. div class stays at yyy
(must update window-height everytime window is resized)
this is the script to adjust the height.summaryTable.style.display="block"; if(graphDiv!=null && summaryTable!=null){ graphDiv.style.height = document.body.clientHeight - summaryTable.clientHeight - 70;}
HTML code <table height="100%"> <tr> <td> <table> <tr> <td>some contents</td>
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Its working well in IE and FireFox3.0. but in firefox2.0 table size is increasing on every show hide of summaryTable. pls give me some better sollution for this. The height is adjusted iautomatically if i show a popupDiv.
once again I have a Javascriptin' problem In my table I have a row which is hidden like so.
<tr class=\"err\" id=\"err_nameC\"><td class=\"fsa\"><b>Error: </b></td><td id=\"err_name\"><b>Unknown Error</b></td></tr> (The slashes are because It's rendered from a PHP script) Linked CSS classes:
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Now, when they type into the text box the table row disappers like it should do, but it leaves a space where it was, almost like it's just turned blank but is still there. Is there anyway to make it disappear like it was at the start? I tried changing it's height but that doesn't work, when I tested the same height changing function on a visible table it worked so it can't seem to change the height of the "ghost row" as it doesn't exist.
This script changes the image, I wanted to know if there is a way to automatically resize the div's height and width based on the actual image proportions.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head>
I have two monitors (one wide screen, one square) attached to my computer I can verify how it will look in different resolutions.While doing so I came across a nasty thing: in some resolutions the content div is very small and not using all of the full browser window (left after the header section).Is it possible to make a change to the CSS min-height and max-height while the page is being loaded?I've looked into lots of samples but all depend on a click or mouse over event and didn't want to work with onload in the body tag.
How can I change the height and width of an element with Javascript? I have tried and so far I can only change either the width or height but not both, doing something like this…
Code:
<HTML> <HEAD> <script type = "text/javascript"> function changeSize(){document.getElementById('test').style.height = '200'}
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And this works fine but if I try to change both height and width it doesn’t work. Doing something like this doesn’t work
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function changeSize(){document.getElementById('test').style.height = '200' width=’200’}
I've set the page up with an iframe because I figured then I would only have to update menu links on that main page and then there'd be less chance of missing a link somewhere along the way as new updates are added. I know this could probably be accomplished with .css, but I don't know how to do that either!
My problem is that the iframe won't adjust height to allow for the longer pages without adding scroll bar. My neighbor doesn't want it to look like its a separate box at all, so no borders and no scrolling can be used. I've tried the various solutions I've found online and either they do nothing or they stretch the page that's loading in the frame to ridiculous proportions AND still adds a scroll bar.
As I said, I haven't designed in several years and I never learned JavaScript at all. I suspect my problem is probably due to not understanding which bits of code I need to change to my iframe name. The IFrame SSI IV totally confuses me, though I do think that's the one that would ultimately work if I just knew where I was supposed to plug in my iframe name and target info.
My iframe name is, quite simply, "content" and the first page I want loaded (when someone first visits the site) is "whatisreiki.html" (my neighbor does Reiki on animals). The site is www.lovingtheanimals.com but I am working on this particular issue on www.lovingtheanimals.com/iframetest.html so that I don't totally screw up the site where visitors might be affected.
I've been designing a web application that scales to fit the available window space in the web browser so that there is no need to use the scroll bar (and the whole point of the application is to fit the window). I've already figured out how to catch resizes and change the height of the elements on the page (It's pretty simple using onload, onresize and document.getElementById().style.height), but I can't seem to get an accurate height to scale the web content with. The height I want is not the height of the document (Which would be the height of the content...which is what I'm trying to change in the first place!) and not the height of the window (Because if I'm not mistaken that includes the status bar, the tab bar, the URL bar, etc. which can vary between browsers). I need the height of the available web space that I can fit my content into. This would be the space between below the tab bar and above the status bar (To make my height as clear as possible I've provided a link to a screenshot). How can I get this height with Javascript (And I really need it to be cross-browser because I want this app to be able to work on multiple browsers)?
Screenshot (For some reason the DaniWeb Attachment System just refuses to upload my image and gives me a blank page each time I upload the screenshot so I'll just upload it to an image host): http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/4186/screenshothyb.jpg
I've got a popuped window and I need to set it height. There is innerHeight property in firerox which works perfectly but I can not find any workaround to other browsers. I found window.resizeTo(width, height) but the values are absolute that means that it calculates inner window height and outside area with system bars etc.I look for the way I can do this with firefox
Via CSS .tabs will be position:relative and the divs within the li are position:absolute to stack. This works fine.
Unfortunately, in some cases the content of li is too height and overflow the parent. I'm looking for a way to find out the displayed li and this height to apply it on the parent elements (CSS) height.
The parent (class="panelContent") div contains a child element that is generated/rendered last. This makes the child element #ReportViewer1 overlap the parent (class="rptViewer"). Can I jQuerytize the parent div to adjust it's size after the child renders so it is contained/displayed in the parent?
I am trying to customize this scrollbar so that it will fit all screen resolutions and I was wondering how I could do this by somehow customizing the JavaScript files created by Nathan Faubion or if I could do this using other JavaScript variables (var widthPercentage) to change the pixels to percentages?One of the pages on the website I'm using the JavaScript on
JavaScript file jsScroller.js: //Created by Nathan Faubion http://www.n-son.com/scripts/jsScrolling/ function jsScroller (o, w, h) {
I am trying to do something with a sprite image, which is changing the height of it when an action button is clicked. The sprite image is 602x5485px. For clarity here's the link [url] and here's the image [url] and when the "Run sequence" button is clicked the height of the background image is supposed to change (each image is 602x399) so I need to add another 399px to move to the next one. The sequence will run till the last picture and then come back so that it gives a kind of movie animation (so in brief adding 399px till it reaches the last pic and then removing 399px till it gets to the first one).
Here's the html page without the script:
HTML Code:
And here's the css just for the sprite image:
Code:
Ok let's get to the script now (which won't be an external file but within the html page, I separated it temporarily for the sake of clarity). What the script should do, I think, is to get the background image which is in the css, and change the css background position adding - as said - 399px. When it gets to the end, remove 399px till it gets to the first image.
So in practice here are my last (believe me of many!) attempt:
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I am not sure whether this is correct but I am not quite sure how to continue. The thing is, I want to change the height of the background image as said and the above should change at least one image but it doesnt work. If somebody has the patience to talk me through that (I am a beginner so I would like to attempt to build the code myself.
I want a function on my form and when I'm calling that function (i.e. pressing a button), I want to resize the window (only height) with the paramater that I'm supplying to that function. Is it possible?
soloution that will enable me to set a divs min-height to 350px then when the window is resized it will increase over that 350 this supose to allow people with larger resoloutions to see more of the content.
how to change basic settings etc.But I have a problem changing the height of the following "news-ticker"
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You can see that I have different length of text in the testimonials and they appear now with fixed height. Where can I change the height so it's flexible to the amount of text. I've tried to changed it in the <li> and the <ul> but that didn't worked for me.
I'm looking for a script to change the height of a iframe depending on the loaded content. I found some scripts who let it work when a webpage loads in the iframe.
But when the height of the page changes by javascript animations.
Like a box is getting 200px higher by a javascript action. The page won't reload by this action so the iframe height remains in it's current height.
Anyone has a good script that the iframe height even changed on javascript commands?
Im working on a site for a friend, and we've setup a popup window for a couple pages, but with the code we have, the variables for the width and height are in the <script> portion of the code, and not on each individual popup code segment. Is there a way I can add "width=400" or something to each popup to change its width? Code:
I'm having trouble with an overlay layer on a page I'm rendering on an iPhone, I'm trying to set it's height to the window.innerHeight but it doesn't appear to be working. I'm trying to do something similiar to a lightbox. I have element
I would also like to return the user's view to the beginning of said <div>.
Until now I have been using a page anchor, but that archetype is no longer a possibility for other reasons. In essence, I would still like to have the same functionality as calling an anchor via URL.
Is there not a dom property / that can be adjusted?
I am currently using a popup window to establish the dimensions of a window, specifically based on the the width/height of the content area.
I would prefer to simply resize it and avoid the need for a popup altogether, but this is made difficult due to inconsistancies as to how resizeTo() accounts for whatever toolbars are 'on' which varies from browser to browser and platform to platform.
The site is coded to W3C (X/HTML, CSS) and the DOM/DHTML content is gradually being rewritten in accordance with the W3C DOM.).
The W3C DOM property to get/set the window content area dimensions are:
Is this correct? window.pageXOffset/pageYOffset = how much page has scrolled in standards compliant browsers window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight = viewport in standards compliant browsers
What browser supports these properties? document.documentElement.scrollWidth document.documentElement.scrollHeight document.documentElement.scrollLeft document.documentElement.scrollTop document.documentElement.clientWidth document.documentElement.clientHeight
And does document.documentElement.scrollWidth and document.documentElement.scrollLeft return the same value?
