How to set the Dynamic positioning of an image in JSP

[Fragman]

I have a page that is going to group images. I have two divs, one showing all the images, and one that's empty (on the left). When the call is being made, An GIF image 'Loading.gif', will be displayed till the datatable re-renders. Upon rerender the image will be hidden. And because of this reason Dynamic positioning of an image does not set properly. Any suggestions.

[Naresh Modi]

Web pages are pages of text - or so they were when first introduced. Then Netscape introduced the <IMG> tag, and since then we have been on a slippery slope leading us screaming and kicking into Dynamic HTML (DHTML). hen you're creating CSSP-based layers, the only real difference from what you've seen so far in this chapter is a matter of convention rather than a matter of rule.

[Ackley]

There are two ways to position a block of content: Netscape's <LAYER> tag or Cascading Style Sheet Positioning (CSSP). If you call a javascript function for onfocus, have that function get the x,y position of the current textbox and set the y-position of your help text div to the y-position of your form field. Although Netscape's proprietary tag is simple to use, it is only supported within Netscape.

[RichiRich]

Typically, a block of content is contained within <DIV> tags. Imagine, then, that you would like to create a small block of content, you must tell the <DIV> block to use a style sheet. As a simple demonstration, you can take a single object, set its positioning, and use a simple JavaScript to change that position dynamically, thus animating the object in the browser window. A style sheet, as you may know, defines display characteristics. Style sheets can either be pre-defined, and applied to tags as style sheet classes, or defined on-the-fly.