move an image when we scroll the scroll bar

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Hello all,

i have a website in which i want to add the service center feature for this i have an image in which i have some link those link provide the service center facility
i want that image should appear on every page on my website.and also move when i scrolll the scroll bar.

plz help me out to code for this feature.i have a link of a website in which this feature is used.

the website link is http://www.m-specimen.com/index.html[^]
please help me out to doing this in vb.net

thanks and regard
subiya ahsan

[edit]web address converted to link - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 27-Apr-11 19:24pm

ahsan.subiya

Updated 27-Apr-11 19:45pm

OriginalGriff

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Rahul Chitte 28-Apr-11 2:56am

Hi, I have gone through the link that you provided and it seems that you have already implemented this feature. -Rahul

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 28-Apr-11 10:33am

OP said: "I have a link of a website in which this feature is used!"
Why OP didn't take a look how it was accomplished though is beyond me to tell.

Sandeep Mewara 28-Apr-11 5:24am

What kind of help?

ahsan.subiya 2-May-11 1:38am

i want to add this feature in my website as well .so wana asked how can i do this for my website.can u provide me the code

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Ed Nutting · Answer 1 · 2011-04-28T07:55:00

To make this sort of feature and make it look better too, rather than jerkiness, slow reactions when you scroll the scroll bar you can get perfect fixed position on screen, you should use absolute or fixed positioning with CSS on your image. A good place to start is w3schools' tutorial on CSS and positioning:

W3Schools - Positioning[^]

with specific reference to the fixed positioning example that does exactly what you want:
W3Schools TryIt - Fixed Positioning[^]

However, bewarey of using fixed or absolute positioning as you can get overlapping of elements (explained on W3School page I linked to) and related torubles with different browser sizes - don't set stuff as fixed sizes and distances - use fluid layouts! :)

Hope this helps,

Ed