does not know your purpose, but it can achieved using a table or if you are ambitious enought, use VML, here is an example using a table:<table style="position:absolute;width:200;height:400;z-index:2" rules="none" frame="border" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr> <td></td> </tr> </table> add anything below
try this:<div style="position: absolute;left:100;top:100;border:1 solid green; background:transparent;width:200;height:200"></div>Dynamic creation of random rectangles using the VML object model. Click Start to begin creating rectangles. Click Stop to pause. Clicking Destroy deletes the most recently created rectangle. DestroyAll deletes all rectangles. The textbox displays the number of rectangles currently on the screen.Note that the number of rectangles is dynamically calculated using the ChildNodes attribute. Click the back button of your browser to return to the Web site.Dynamic creation of random rectangles using the VML object model. Click Start to begin creating rectangles. Click Stop to pause. Clicking Destroy deletes the most recently created rectangle. DestroyAll deletes all rectangles. The textbox displays the number of rectangles currently on the screen.Note that the number of rectangles is dynamically calculated using the ChildNodes attribute. Click the back button of your browser to return to the Web site.Dynamic creation of random rectangles using the VML object model. Click Start to begin creating rectangles. Click Stop to pause. Clicking Destroy deletes the most recently created rectangle. DestroyAll deletes all rectangles. The textbox displays the number of rectangles currently on the screen.Note that the number of rectangles is dynamically calculated using the ChildNodes attribute. Click the back button of your browser to return to the Web site.
<tr>
<td></td>
</tr>
</table>
add anything below
object model. Click Start to begin creating rectangles.
Click Stop to pause. Clicking Destroy deletes
the most recently created rectangle. DestroyAll deletes
all rectangles. The textbox displays the number of rectangles
currently on the screen.Note that the number of rectangles is dynamically calculated
using the ChildNodes attribute.
Click the back button of your browser to return to the Web site.Dynamic creation of random rectangles using the VML
object model. Click Start to begin creating rectangles.
Click Stop to pause. Clicking Destroy deletes
the most recently created rectangle. DestroyAll deletes
all rectangles. The textbox displays the number of rectangles
currently on the screen.Note that the number of rectangles is dynamically calculated
using the ChildNodes attribute.
Click the back button of your browser to return to the Web site.Dynamic creation of random rectangles using the VML
object model. Click Start to begin creating rectangles.
Click Stop to pause. Clicking Destroy deletes
the most recently created rectangle. DestroyAll deletes
all rectangles. The textbox displays the number of rectangles
currently on the screen.Note that the number of rectangles is dynamically calculated
using the ChildNodes attribute.
Click the back button of your browser to return to the Web site.