Is this possible?

[RAZZ]

Hi,First cosider this code:

<div style="height: 200px; width: 200px;"><img Id="anImage" src="image.jpg"/></div>

So let's say I move the image around with java script or something.Is it possible to only make the image show if it is inside the boudaries of the div?I mean, so I will only see half the image, if I move it half way out of the div?Thank you in advance.

[scott100]

Yes i think so, you could have divs at the boundry with a higher z-index than the image so if the image went into there boundry the image would disapear beneth them.Maybe there are other ways but that sprung to mind

[RAZZ]

Hmm, yes. I have actually done that before. I guess I am hoping for a "cleaner" solution.Something like "showPixelsOutOfParent=no", or something.You get my drift

[Jonas]

I don't think it'd be that simple. To move the picture around with javascript I think you would have to make the image positioned absolute, and so it would jump out of parent area anyway, unless you just so happen to position it above the parenting div.

[RAZZ]

Ok, then. I guess I will just have to hack my way out of it, using Scott's method. Perhaps swap images in certain situations.Thanks anyways guys!