.Icon {
position:absolute;
top:21;
left:0;
width:expression(document.body.clientWidth);
height:30;
background-color: #dddddd;
border: thin none Silver;
}
on the initialization of the page it works perfect. What
I would like to see is the DIV using the Icon class expand
or contract when the window is resized. I have tried
explicitly callin the recalc() method of the document
object and that doesn't seem to help.
Any suggestions would be gratly apprciated.
Thanks
Matt
I, um, don't have a solution for your problem but a question... I've never
seen this expression keyword thing; who created it (M$/W3C/NN/etc) and how
does the CSS parser knows its language?
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Have a look at -
http://www.siteexperts.com/ie5/htc/ts04/page1.asp (besides MSDN DHTML)
"expression" along with "behavior" can do (almost) anything that JScript can
do.
No! It's not W3C standard CSS (yet), as you would have guessed, it's by M$,
who el$e?
;))
- Manish
| "expression" along with "behavior" can do (almost) anything that JScript
can
| do.
| No! It's not W3C standard CSS (yet), as you would have guessed, it's by
M$,
| who el$e?
| ;))
Hehehehehe... It couldn't be from NN if it works in IE because the IE guys
even document that <blink> thing but leave it unimplemented. Not that I have
ever missed this, but an easy feature like this doesn't hurt and the
sensasionalist webmasters will love it! ;)
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