Jonathan wrote: > But it has problem if the nsImageFrame is in an iframe.
I should remind you that when I asked "Position relative to what?" you said "The absolute position in the page." That would usually mean the page the image is in, whereas what you want to be here is a little more amorphous... > How can i find out the position relative to top left corner? So we come back to the "position relative to what?" question. Top left corner of what, exactly? The browser window? The toplevel frame from the same domain as the frame embedding the image? The toplevel "content" window which is on the parent chain of the window containing the image? Something else? It really helps to have a precise problem statement when asking a question like this, since the answer rather depends on these little details. -Boris P.S. I do have to wonder about the circumstances in which you'd want the coordinates relative to something other than the window the image is in... _______________________________________________ dev-tech-layout mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-layout
