OK I'm a little tired but I think the problem was that I was trying to use the class "jqmWindow" and jqModal "owns" that class, I guess?
Anyway, when I used a different class it worked as expected. Thanks, E On Nov 6, 8:04 pm, Eeby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I would like to use the excellent JQModal library, but I'm having a > hard time getting the dialog to show up where I want. > > In the CSS that comes with it, the dialog has this style: > > .jqmWindow > display: none; > position: fixed; > top: 17%; > margin-left: -300; > width: 600px; > > I want something more like: > > position: absolute > top: 50px; > right: 200px; > left: 200px; > bottom: 20px; > > However, no matter what values I enter the dialog either ends up in > the default position, or halfway off the screen. It does not seem to > respond to the usual CSS positioning rules. > > I did some searching and found mention that the dialog is wrapped with > a div of class "jqmWrap". I tried setting styles for that but it had > no effect. I also used FireBug to look for it, but there was no > div.jqmWrap in the DOM. > > Any help would be very appreciated. > > Thanks, > > E
