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There are three solutions: 1. Frames/iframes - avoid if possible - you can get a similar effect using a scroller (see below). 2. CSS - the position: fixed style would appear to be the simplest and cleanest solution (see below). 3. DHTML - see resources below: --------------------------- Relevant FAQs: How do I make a cross-browser scroller? - the DHTML scroller solution Can you explain the position: fixed style? - the CSS solution --------------------------- Relevant links: Using JavaScript to statically display elements http://www.mark.ac/help/sticky.html http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/fixedmenu.html ____________________ Emperor (Added by: Emperor on Wed 26-Feb-2003) (Edited by: Emperor on Tue 19-Aug-2003)