[Whipsmack]

Not sure if i'm making any sense. Right now I have a drop down web form that adds and subtracts data, and the results are posted somewhere on the page. The thing is, my form is so big that you have to scroll down so much that you will not see the data total at all times.

Well I want to have that data total located as a watermark so that if I scroll down, the data goes down with me so that it is always in sight.


This is the numeric display value that needs to be put in a scrolling watermark

<div id="dynamic_price" name="dynamic_price"><font class="price">$0.00</font></p></div>

<div id="dynamic_ship_price" name="dynamic_ship_price"><font class="price">$30.00</font</p></div>


Is this process possible? Is it simple?

Thanks!

[TwoD]

Yes it is possible.

I don't remember the exact commands but you can use something like document.onscroll="total_box.style.top=window.scro llHeight"

Note: the line above is not real code but it's something similar...
I can look it up if you want to but you should be able to find the correct objects and properties in a good javascript-reference.