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ok the X-ray link is http://www.westciv.com/xray/ and want to have an overlay like it.

It is easy to do but without all the images is simple but there is over 2000 lines and I cant keep up with removing its styling extras on-top.

I would like some small code so it can go in my main javascript file because I already have 200 + lines minimised to 1 line.. my site is still in test/demo as its not finished.. http :// jamesm. com. au/

I would be very happy to see someone has some code for us all.

I was thinking about this and I thought this would be in css and javascript for the drag and drop.. I have a drag manager set up so that is not needed for this. I DO NOT want to use j-query or related as my file will be large enough in the first place.

css: Rounded Corners is simple and is in my code already.. <<< [draggable=true]{curser:move;position:absolute; background: rgba(0,0,0,0.5);} [draggable=true] .title {background: rbga(0,0,0,0.9);} /* in element style="top:100px;left:100px;" */

Javascript: dynamicly load the css without pausing the page load.. <<< function load(el,set_atts){ >>> This part is in the head.. el = document.createElement(el); (set_atts(el)); document.querySelector("head").appendChild(el); }; load("link",function(el){ >>>This part is called by a function called by link<<< el.rel="stylesheet"; el.href="./main.css.php"; el.type="text/css; });

What I want it to look like is sort-of like:

/----------\ // this part is slightly darker then below with the title centred.
|[][][][][]| // content of images with onclick to add elements arround selected text.
\||||||||||/ // &copy; James McGlashan 2010.

and by-the-way how do you add elements around the selected text?

Javascript please...