End of January, I made an update to my PositionedNode DHTML effect, but too busy with WPF activities, I never managed to publish it. Having just sat 14 hours in a plane, I finally took the time to do it. There are 4 major changes: With V1.2, it's now possible to use any CSS unit to position the HTML element, for example em, points (pt), pixels (px). This functionality uses the JavaScript class gslb.CssLength . It's now possible to specify all the style attributes in external CSS files, using either the "class" or the "ID" notation. Of course cascaded classes are supported. When using the method relocate , the new position can now be saved to a cookie. This way, when the page is refreshed, the new location is preserved. Use the options bSaveRelocationInCookie and iCookieExpirationHours to control this feature. The code has been refactored in 2 objects (PositionedNode and PositionedBase) to facilitate future development. The basic class gslb.Object is used for the inheritance. Tacoma, WA
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