Javascript: Analog Clock

[TcM]

Xav you should leave that for a mod

It's ok to post in old threads.

[Xav]

No, it isn't. In case you've forgotten, you infracted me for posting in an old thread. Out of the kindness of my heart, I'm steering spirates away from your cruel, merciless, virtual whip. OK?

[spirates]

instead of argumenting cant you help me crycrycrycrycry

[Xav]

Sorry, I'm kinda annoyed right now - not by TcM, it's been a long day.

Well, not just by TcM...

[TcM]

Duh I'm just gonna ignore your comment. Just keep yourself updated and you will know that it's ok now!

And that's not they way to reply to people. If you don't know how to help him just don't be rude to him.

@Spirates find this line

Xpos=window.pageXOffset+window.innerWidth-Xbase-30;

and change the -30 to any other number of pixels.. for example 1000.. it will go to the left. But to work on all resolutions you might want to modify that line and use JavaScript:Tutorial, Screen Resolution

to determine the resolution, so it will be showed correctly in all resolutions.

Hope it helped.

[spirates]

didnt work.. the clock is still at the same place, i tried to put it in body and head but clock is still at same place

[spirates]

or sry.. it did work... it was my mircrosoft frontpage client who was buging... ye it worked to do so thanks..

another question: Can i make the clock unmovable in x lead?

[spirates]

when i move the clock at this way it doesnt hapen anything in IExplorer :S only in firefox ;((

[TcM]

What do you mean by x lead? You mean you want the clock to be in a static position?

[chili5]

Thanks that's very interesting, to change the position of the clock would you edit these lines?

Ypos=window.pageYOffset+window.innerHeight-Ybase-20;
Xpos=window.pageXOffset+window.innerWidth-Xbase-30;

?