Hello,
In order to meet my client request i had to emulate the css propriety "postion:fixed" for IE6 using "position: absolute" with javascript to recalculate the position depending of the scrolling of the user. And it worked fine untill i tried it with an ultraWebMenu in the page with a horizontal scrolling.
When the user pass over the UltraWebMenu's submenu the client web page's width become infnite, which is a problem because some element have a width of 100%.
here is some part of my code:
My masterpage.
<%
<
}
<style type="text/css">
#en_tete
{
position: absolute;
top: expression(fixed_top(this,0));
left: expression(fixed_left(this,0));
#fil
top: expression(fixed_top(this,119));
#pied_de_page
top: expression(fixed_bottom(this,0));
#menu_navigation ul
left: -50px;
top: 25px;
#toolbar
top: expression(fixed_top(this,130));
left: expression(fixed_right(this,20));
</style>
<![endif]-->
color: #1a7184; font-family: Arial, Sans-Serif; text-decoration: none; z-index: 1">
blablabla
</
the page with the bug :
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Hello Dexe,
I recommend you using scrollIntoView method of UltraWebTree
http://help.infragistics.com/Doc/ASPNET/2011.1?page=WebTree_Scroll_a_Node_into_View.html
Also please set overflow:auto on the body tag, when it is only meant for the html tag.
Keep in mind that position: static and width: 100% aren't going to cause that on its own as those are the default properties of a div to begin with
position: static
width: 100%