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Excellent. &nbsp;Worked as advertised. &nbsp;Even saved me the trouble of writing the script. &nbsp;I need to start thinking a little more about what i type into Google. &nbsp;Either that or come up with harder questions...
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Excellent.  Worked as advertised.  Even saved me the trouble of writing the script.  I need to start thinking a little more about what i type into Google.  Either that or come up with harder questions...

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Im showing an error message (with an absolutely positioned div) and i want to shade the HTML behind it to prevent the user from clicking on anything. &nbsp;Similar to the behavior of a modal window. &nbsp;Im able to create the transparent div, but i cant set the height and width properly in CSS to always be 100%. &nbsp;The problem is: when I increase the size of the browser window, the shaded div doesnt stretch. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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Im showing an error message (with an absolutely positioned div) and i want to shade the HTML behind it to prevent the user from clicking on anything.  Similar to the behavior of a modal window.  Im able to create the transparent div, but i cant set the height and width properly in CSS to always be 100%.  The problem is: when I increase the size of the browser window, the shaded div doesnt stretch.  Any ideas?

Place a semi-transparent div layer over the entire screen?

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