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Sorry, but this isn't a HTML or CSS help site. Furthermore, if you were looking for a Perl solution, you're outta luck since most clients are unable to execute Perl scripts. CGI scripts run on the server, so they don't have access to the information needed to determine the position of content on the client machine's window. (JavaScript might...)

I must wonder why you are asking how to use *absolute* positioning to place an item *relative* to another. Is CSS that limited or CSS support that broken?

In reply to Re: Position on Web Page by ikegami
in thread Position on Web Page by user2000

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