Help with Top of Page Javascript
 

http://www.ebay.com/ctg/NorthPoint-N...1&_rptype=4295

At the above URL if you scroll down the page a little bit on the left bottom of the site you will see a image appear with an up arrow. If you click it it takes you to the top of the page. Could someone give directions on installing this script on a website. I would like to add this feature to my website.

Thanks in advance for the help :thumbsup:

This is not Javascript but straightforward HTML.

The page top is located by an anchor

and then whereever you want the image (top.gif) to appear

You can if you wish refine this by placing the image within a <div> which is styled "display:none" which changes to style.display="" on some event, say onmouseover another <div>.

It is very difficult to reliably capture the scrollbar position cross-browser and that is hence not recommended.

BTW, the time to say "thanks" is afterwards, not beforehand which gives the - doubtless unintended - impression that you take other people's voluntary unpaid assistance and expertise for granted. Or as British politician Neil Kinnock put it, "Don't belch before you have had the meal." Prefer to use "please" beforehand and if you find a response helpful then you can use the green "Thank User For This Post" button.



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