Re: watermark script

by "Linda Shumaker" <lshum(at)localline.com>

 Date:  Sat, 18 Mar 2000 07:07:10 -0600
 To:  "susan banta" <sebanta(at)hotmail.com>,
<hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
 References:  hotmail
  todo: View Thread, Original
Did anyone respond to this question? I am interested in a watermark script
also.

Linda from Indiana
----- Original Message -----
From: "susan banta" <sebanta(at)hotmail.com>
To: <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 12:28 PM
Subject: watermark script


>
>
>                            I recently got this script from Javascripts.com
> and I'm trying to edit it,
>                            as well as learn it. It's similar to the
> Geocities floating watermark. The thing is,
>                            I can't get my image to position itself on the
> lefthand side instead of the right.
>                            Odd I know. Here's the script:
>
>
>                            In the <Head> tag:
>
>                            <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
>                            function setVariables() {
>                            imgwidth=232; // logo width, in pixels
>                            imgheight=233; // logo height, in pixels
>                            if (navigator.appName == "Netscape") {
>                            horz=".left";
>                            vert=".top";
>                            docStyle="document.";
>                            styleDoc="";
>                            innerW="window.innerWidth";
>                            innerH="window.innerHeight";
>                            offsetX="window.pageXOffset";
>                            offsetY="window.pageYOffset";
>                            }
>                            else {
>                            horz=".pixelLeft";
>                            vert=".pixelTop";
>                            docStyle="";
>                            styleDoc=".style";
>                            innerW="document.body.clientWidth";
>                            innerH="document.body.clientHeight";
>                            offsetX="document.body.scrollLeft";
>                            offsetY="document.body.scrollTop";
>                            }
>                            }
>                            function checkLocation() {
>                            objectXY="person";
>                            var availableX=eval(innerW);
>                            var availableY=eval(innerH);
>                            var currentX=eval(offsetX);
>                            var currentY=eval(offsetY);
>                            x=availableX-(imgwidth+30)+currentX;
>                            y=availableY-(imgheight+20)+currentY;
>                            evalMove();
>                            setTimeout("checkLocation()",10);
>                            }
>                            function evalMove() {
>                            eval(docStyle + objectXY + styleDoc + horz +
"="
> + x);
>                            eval(docStyle + objectXY + styleDoc + vert +
"="
> + y);
>                            }
>                            // End -->
>                            </SCRIPT>
>
>
>
>                            In the <Body> tag:
>
>                            <BODY onload="setVariables(); checkLocation();"
> bgcolor="#ffffff"
>                            text="#000000">
>
>                            <div id="person" style="position:absolute;
> visibility:show; left:235px;
>                            top:-50px; z-index:2">
>                            <table width="10"
> bgcolor="#ffffff"><td><center><IMG
>                            SRC="#StoreImagePath/images/woman1.gif"
border=0
> width="232"
>                            height="233" alt=""></center></td>
>                            </table>
>                            </div>
>
>
>                            Now I've tried playing with the "left:235px" in
> the <Div> tag but that doesn't
>                            change anything for some reason. I've also
> adjusted the "position:absolute"
>                            which does change the position, but then the
> image doesn't scroll.
>
>                            Any ideas for me?
>
>                            Thanks for your time,
> Susan
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