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It annoys me more to have the ad follow me on the right hand side. I like supporting ad-driven websites, but why not used position: fixed instead of a bouncy JS

by nym 17y ago

It annoys me more to have the ad follow me on the right hand side. I like supporting ad-driven websites, but why not used position: fixed instead of a bouncy JS animation?

notauser 17y ago
Position fixed doesn't work in IE6. (But it's better to use it in browsers that support it, of course.)
- nym 17y ago
  Yes, but if you check out the site they don't just update the position to mimic fixed, they "bounce" it into place.