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O_o! you didn't see it in my post!?
It's a DOM. Quote:
<script Language="Javascript">
<!--Hide from older browsers Onresize.Window (script here.) --> </script>
then agian, you can just take off the .window and use .document, this is the W3C's ID DOM, so thus, if your trying to make a non-cross browser site, I would use Netscapes Layer (Which sucks) DOM for Netscape and IE's ALL (4.0 and up has it, 5.0 put in the ID DOM, and the ID DOM is now standard in IE, though you can use the ALL) DOM for IE. |
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