Re: Larger image disappears south of screen

On Tue, 13 Apr 2010 15:46:45 -0700, Harry Lake <[email protected]> wrote:

> Looking at  
> http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/book/9780425180693/The-Oxford-Essential-Dictionary-of-the-U.S.-Military
>
> precisely because of the amazing fact that this book exists (and don't  
> any of you dare buy the last copy, if you get there before me!) I found  
> this page and clicked on the 'Larger image' link. This 'larger image' (I  
> assume that is what it is) has parked itself out of sight under the  
> screen. I can see the top of the frame, but not the image. Scrolling  
> down simply makes it jump downwards. It is as if it were shy of the  
> light, which perhaps it is, come to think of it...

It looks like some poorly-written JavaScript code on their site may be  
causing this.

Clicking the link displays a small overlay on top of the main page that  
contains the larger image, plus a "control" in the upper left corner  
labeled "Drag" and another "control" in upper right corner that look like  
an "X". Click and hold on that "Drag" control and you can reposition the  
overlaid image.

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