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explain how to check for various objects and properties supported by the current browser, but once you have determined that a browser does support the position style property, how do you determine whether a particular property value is implimented?
In particular, how do you test for support of the style, position:fixed ?
A common approach is to do browser detection to discover that Windows explorer is running, and therefore position:fixed is not supported.
But this is not very elegant or general. Anyone know how to test for support/lack of support for position:fixed ?
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explain how to check for various objects and properties supported by the current browser, but once you have determined that a browser does support the position style property, how do you determine whether a particular property value is implimented?
In particular, how do you test for support of the style, position:fixed ?
A common approach is to do browser detection to discover that Windows explorer is running, and therefore position:fixed is not supported.
But this is not very elegant or general. Anyone know how to test for support/lack of support for position:fixed ?