Ojay

That looks good, that looks really good... will check it out. Cheers bud! Been googling my self senseless, good find!

Yeah, it's actually in a wrapper... although I just played with the css but no luck. overflow:hidden doesn't even hide the form when it passes beyond the wrapper. It's like the terminator or something!! :-)

Yeah, that's the problem... I'm more of a designer but fluent in CSS and HTML... I know how to get jQuery plugins to do what I want, but that's about as far as my js goes. So, here I am... any ideas on how to replicate the effect??

Unfortunately mate I've tried that, it doesn't work. The thing is the form has position:fixed applied, so it's out of the flow of the document so the footer doesn't even know it's there. I basically have to figure out a way to apply position:bottom, and replace position:fixed, once it reaches the bottom of its containing div. I'm beginning to think it's impossible! Although Apple have done it... http://store.apple.com/uk/configure/MC511B/A?mco=MTg1ODMzNDk If you reduce the height of your browser and then scroll up and down you can see the summary and spec box fix to the bottom of the container (when at the bottom of the page). Check out the source, they use a duplicate of the summary and spec boxes that's hidden. Then when they reach the bottom the boxes that have scrolled down disappear and the one positioned at the bottom appears, giving the illusion the original boxes stop scrolling. I just can't figure out how exactly they do it... :-s

Hey there, New to the forums so this is my first post (bar my hello in the introduction section)... I have a problem with a fixed floating element I've setup curtesy of a Remy Sharp tutorial - http://jqueryfordesigners.com/fixed-floating-elements/ I'm in desperate need to get a slight modification added to it. Basically my form is slightly taller and I have a footer running along the bottom, so on smaller monitors the form overlaps the footer as it has a position:fixed property applied to it. Check it out for your selves: http://bit.ly/bRMEnU Does anyone know of a way to apply a class to a div once it's reached the bottom of it's container?? That way I can apply position:absolute bottom:0 to it so it doesn't encroach on the footer? Any help would be much appreciated!!! Cheers

Hey everyone, New to the forum... I come from the west country but currently live in Northern NSW, Australia. Have been a member of another forum for a while but they've changed a bit and don't cover technical aspects of web design so much anymore... so here I am! Looking forward to getting involved with the community... Cheers!