CSSS & Javascript

I have a script which works out the browser window heigh, minus the height
of an image, and divides by 2. This is so that I can vertically align an
image, centrally. The only problem is I have no clue how to set the 'top:'
value to be the same as this value. Is there any way to assign a JavaScript
value to the corrsesponding CSS property value? If not is there any other
way around this problem?

Brion

decibel wrote:

I have a script which works out the browser window heigh, minus the height
of an image, and divides by 2. This is so that I can vertically align an
image, centrally. The only problem is I have no clue how to set the 'top:'
value to be the same as this value. Is there any way to assign a JavaScript
value to the corrsesponding CSS property value? If not is there any other
way around this problem?

var img = document.images['imageName'];
if (img && img.style) {
img.style.top = '200px';
}
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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

decibel wrote:

I have a script which works out the browser window heigh,
minus the height of an image, and divides by 2.

What about toolbars?

This is so that I can vertically align an image, centrally.

You do not need JavaScript for that, CSS2 is enough and that is
is supported and enabled is more likely than that script support
is supported and enabled to the necessary extent.


PointedEars