So basically, I\'m creating a site that thats split into two columns. These columns are go the entre height of the browser and individually fill up 50% of the screen. Basic
Shamelessly stolen by the page you link, it's quite trivial:
Edit:
Answering your comment:
A) window.scrollY is the amount of vertical scroll of the page, you just absolute position your #down div with a reverse absolute position. If you don't understand it you should at least mess with it for a while to understand it or, better, learn how window.scrollY and jquery $().style work.
B) It's not the amount of code you can put credits on... it's not stealing but simply not reinventing the wheel.
C) Don't get the point, sorry, #down-right is what you are asking in your question: a div scrolling in the opposite direction of the scrollbar.
Edit again:
Don't forget to give a look at css too:
div#down-right {
bottom: 0;
position: fixed;
right: 6%;
}