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  1. 09-03-2012 #1
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    Default Floading "Back to Top of Page" button

    If you go to www.theblaze.com (for example), you will see on the right-hand side as you start to scroll down, a red icon that you can click to take you back to the top of th page. It floats on the middle and right-hand side.

    How can I do that with NOF 12? I cannot see any way natively to do it. Some code I've found from places like tumblr, etc., don't seem to work, especially if I'm using frames.

    What do you recommend (that would be the easiest)?

    I would essentially like to duplicate this behavior (and pick whatever icon I choose, of course).

    Thanks!
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    You'll find a script for this at dynamicdrive.com.
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    Yeah, I saw that as well. Too confusing.

    Any way you can simplify it for us common folk?

    Thanks!
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    I used this one from Dynamic Drive recently. It worked fine and is fairly straightforward.

    I always try to get these things working in the total default mode initially -- which is pretty much a copy/paste thing -- then once working I'll look at modifying some of the parameters to see what they do.

    Give it a go, flail about for a while, and I'm sure you'll get it.
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  5. 09-03-2012 #5
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    Nothing seems to be working for me. Is it because I'm using Frames? The website says to put it in the "<HEAD> section of your page", but I want it to be for each page, so if it grows longer than anticipated, at least this is in place.

    Thanks!
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