A silly question which i do not have an answer for:

How can I place "Return to top of page" on a web page so that it appears, say at the upper right, as you scroll down? Code?

Does it have to be Java enabled or is there some code that can do this... hopefully not with menus

thanks

Boutrous

FWIW, every browser I've used has had at least one standard method to return to the top of the current page.

What do you want to know? How to create a link that returns to the top of the page, or how to make it stay at the top right of the browser window?

If it's the former:

At the top of the page, create an object with an id, for instance
<a id="top"></a>
Then at the bottom of the page, create an object that sends to the top
<a href="#top">Go back to the top</a>

If what you want to know is how to make it stay to the top right corning, then you need to make the link at the bottom into
<a href="#top" style="position: fixed; top: 5px; right: 5px;">Go back to the top</a>

This won't work in versions of Internet Explorer older than IE7, but there are work arounds.

Or tell your visitors to press their Home key.

the latter would be more helpful. Will this work in firefox

thanks a ton

stay groovy

Unfortunately does not work. i just do not want a link but want it to appear always on rhs when they are scrolling

Are you looking for position:fixed? See www.mpaf.org. Menus stay put when you scroll down.

No, they don't. Not in IE6 and below.