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Webmaster Tools - Floating Layer


Ever wish you could have a floating window, that you could open and close at will, while letting the user control where it appears on the screen? This utility will create the code for you! The resulting code is compatible with IE4 and NS4 or later.

The source code is in two parts. A JavaScript <script> to be placed in the <head> of the page; and a <div> layer that should be placed either immediately after the <body> tag or immediately before the </body> tag. There are no changes required in the JavaScript script.

You can setup the position, width, color, title, and content for the floating layer using this utility.

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