walter,

Your best bet is to position the div dynamically using absolute 
positioning.

We had a need to create a drop down type effect using two separate windows 
to cater for performance weaknesses in Domino/Notes. 

By clicking on a button a new window appears to the left of the button as 
if it was a drop down list.

This was achieved by using the various screen measurements available from 
the window.event object, the window.screen object, and the 
window.document.body object and some simple mathematics.

Search for Measuring Element Dimension and Location on MSDN for more info.

By using these measurements, you can cater for scrolling of the page and 
browser resizing yet still keep your object relative to the bottom of the 
screen.


Cheers


Scott Thomas
Developer Gala Leisure

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