It’s really easy to get the position of an element relative to it’s parent element, but what if you wanted to get it’s position relative to the entire page (viewport)? There’s no javascript call to do this, but here is a function to get the elements x & y coordinates.
Posts Tagged ‘Opera’
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Opera, the new old guy on the block.
Opera has always been that browser that some people love, some people have never heard of and everyone else hates. It’s always been there, but never really been a player amongst the big boys. It’s always been missing a few important Javascript calls, been fairly ugly to look at, and never as refined as a lot of the other browsers. Version 9.6 shows potential of all that turning around.
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Mar 05, 2010
Manipulating Images in PHP: Easy GD functions to make editing images easier.
Having done quite a bit of delving into using GD to do tasks such as... -
Aug 22, 2009
Zip files using PHP without the PHP zip function: PHP Zip Class
The search for a PHP class to zip files has taken me well over 2... -
Oct 20, 2008
Speed up your websites using gzip and merging files.
Many sites these days are using more and more Javascript and CSS which can quickly...