DHTML Lab - DHTML Diner - Element Page Coordinates, Part 4 | 4
Determining Element Page Coordinates, Part 4
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This time the red square is nested in a static element that has a width value.
Move the blue square.
<P STYLE="border:5px green solid; width:230px" padding:10px;> <IMG ID="redbox" SRC="redbox.gif" WIDTH="200" HEIGHT="200"> </P> |
Result
By adding a width (or height) value to the P element, we have given it "layout" properties. In the IE5+ scheme of things this means that the element also defines a co-ordinate system and is part of the page's element offset hierarchy. This is discussed in the MSDN documentation in the section Size, Layout, and Location of Elements. Therefore, in IE5+, our position calculations are incorrect in both directions. |
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Let's try the example with a positioned element.
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