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How can i get the floating layer to stop scrolling at a certain point on the page so that it does not 'run into' my other elements on the top and bottom of the page.
If you will look at my page:
http://increased-online-traffic.com/...ine-List-A.asp , you can see exactly what i mean. I attempted to let the box ride under the elements but this is too tedious and looks ugly.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am new to DHTML and spent hours yesterday trying to resolve this issue.
Thanks.
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If you will look at my page:
http://increased-online-traffic.com/...ine-List-A.asp , you can see exactly what i mean. I attempted to let the box ride under the elements but this is too tedious and looks ugly.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am new to DHTML and spent hours yesterday trying to resolve this issue.
Thanks.
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Web Promotion Consultant
Robert Raught - CEO & President of Technet Internet Marketing
http://increased-online-traffic.com - Free Website Popularity Checking Software, Big Search Engine List & Web Promotion Services
mailto:rraught@increased-online-traffic.com 1-360-495-4497
I think you just need to modify the "startY" value in the script.
May I also give you a personal opinion? Don't do this... most users find scrolling elements like this extremely annoying. It won't get you any more clicks on your ads; in fact, the overall impact on click-throughs will probably be negative.
Just put them under your navigation buttons, and leave them there. Take as a guide professional sites, such as DaniWeb. Sophisticated users know what ads are, and what they are FOR. Waving them in my face isn't necessary.
May I also give you a personal opinion? Don't do this... most users find scrolling elements like this extremely annoying. It won't get you any more clicks on your ads; in fact, the overall impact on click-throughs will probably be negative.
Just put them under your navigation buttons, and leave them there. Take as a guide professional sites, such as DaniWeb. Sophisticated users know what ads are, and what they are FOR. Waving them in my face isn't necessary.
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