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Re: frames iframes and div... -
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I found this: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/ajaxcontent.htm Is this better html than frames....? Is this looking nice in all modern browsers? -- Kind regards Øyvind Granberg tresfjording (AT) live (DOT) no www.tresfjording.com "Øyvind Granberg" <tresfjording (AT) live (DOT) no> skrev i nyhetsmeldingen: 4a4bf7cd$1 (AT) news (DOT) broadpark.no ... This is a nice css menu, and it works fone, exept that it has to be situated in every page, instead of one. One page with one menu to edit. Much easier. Why give your DIVs an id if you don't use that in your code? -- Kind regards Øyvind Granberg tresfjording (AT) live (DOT) no www.tresfjording.com "dorayme" <doraymeRidThis (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> skrev i nyhetsmeldingen: doraymeRidThis-67A8CD.09321702072009...) albasani.net ... In article <4a4bd568 (AT) news (DOT) broadpark.no>, Øyvind Granberg <tresfjording (AT) live (DOT) no> wrote: hi... Please redirect if I'm in the wrong NG... :-) In making a webpage frames are not recommended. How do I get a css menu to open the target in a certain area other than _self on the screen if I'm not to use frames? DIV is not working because you can't name them... Is iframes the only alternative? What do you mean about DIVS not working because you can't name them? You can give them an ID. See if any of these help you or give you an idea: http://dorayme.netweaver.com.au/pseudoFrameLeftCol.html http://dorayme.netweaver.com.au/pseudoFrameLeftCol1.html http://dorayme.netweaver.com.au/pseudoFrameLeftCol2.html I have forgotten the difference between them but will look if you cannot tell. If you don't like them, you can use frames or iFrames and I will ride shotgun on your coach as you go through all the frames-hating (and shootin') little towns in the wild west... I will bring modern bullet proof vests, and maybe an extra weapon like a grenade launcher to quieten the bigger towns down... But don't get the idea I come cheap. -- dorayme |
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Øyvind Granberg wrote: My menus are changing. I add items to my site nearly every day and then I need to put that new page somewhere in the menu. Having dozens of pages with a menu that has to be edited is a litte troublesome. If you visit my website www.tresfjording.com you'll see a menu to the left, and a mainframe in the middle showing whatever you choose from the menu. You should give a free magnifying glass to each of your visitors. The menu and masthead font size is so small as to be unreadable: only 9px high for characters with descenders! As for the menu changing frequently: if you use a text editor, does it not have a global search and replace function? Or if your host supports server side includes, you can put the menu in one file and have it included on all pages. I have sites with hundreds of pages, and I have no difficulty updating changing menus. |
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Is that the only solution? PHP's include and search and replace in Dreamweaver? |
frames and iframes is fraught with so many problems that it is necessary
to strongly resist the temptation to use them, even when using them may
look like the easiest solution.
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To bad, but i can't use the src tag.... I don't wont to use PHP's include either.... |
multiple pages.
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On 01 Jul 2009, Øyvind Granberg <tresfjording (AT) live (DOT) no> wrote: To bad, but i can't use the src tag.... I don't wont to use PHP's include either.... Why not? That's probably the best solution to repeating a menu on multiple pages. -- Neredbojias http://www.neredbojias.org/ http://www.neredbojias.net/ |
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If you visit my websitewww.tresfjording.comyou'll see a menu to the left, and a mainframe in the middle showing whatever you choose from the menu. |
My God that site sucks. What the hell are you trying to prove with
that overly animated menu. Not only that, the text is all but
impossible to read, the dumb image that changed every few seconds give
me a headache, you choice of font is retarded at best. Your site is
the poster child for shitty websites. Technically you may be the
worlds greatest menu maker, but aesthetically you have failed. If
your were your website was a dessert it would be ass-fuck pie a-la-
mode...
</Evil Travis>
<Nice Travis>
Hey, I found your website a little hard to navigate. The font was
rather hard for me to read, and the size was oh so small. But no
worries, I changed the zoom and I could kind of make it out. I love
what you did with that fancy menu. You really are the rage when it
comes to making a menu animated and fancy. And that little image in
the lower right that changes every few seconds? Well I have never
seen anything like that on the web before, you really are right there
on the cutting edge when it comes to website design.
</Nice Travis>
Come on, before you all jump all over me you know it is true. You may
not like my delivery, but the message is true. I am not saying it is
the worst site I have ever seen, but it is right there at the top of
the list.
Oh yea, if you celebrate when we kicked England's ass, have a happy
4th of July weekend!
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Oh yea, if you celebrate when we kicked England's ass, have a happy 4th of July weekend! |
turkey and fireworks at the local high school.
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Dreamweaver messes up the preview of php-files. To avoid this I had this php server installed. It wasn't a optimal solution concerning uploading files. When saving an edited file I didn't know if I synched the local server or the corresponding file on my domain. My domain stopped the running of a rss2html php-file based on security reasons. And I don't bother to learn php programming.. (I'm a very old man, you should know) |
anybody here seen Bubbles? Hey, Bubbles, where's your sorry ass
today?"
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But apart from that it all worked fine... |
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It is very strange that html do not have a solution for this. Besides frames and iframes that is... |
people what made it up.
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http://www.neredbojias.org/
http://www.neredbojias.net/
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Dreamweaver messes up the preview of php-files. To avoid this I had this php server installed. It wasn't a optimal solution concerning uploading files. |
I do all my page development on it. I preview the page in my browser as
I edit it (in a text editor). Works perfectly.
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When saving an edited file I didn't know if I synched the local server or the corresponding file on my domain. |
the appropriate folder(s) on my computer by date, and upload all the
files changed that day to the online server. Simple.
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My domain stopped the running of a rss2html php-file based on security reasons. |
then including a menu in a page is as easy as:
<?php include("/path_to_the_file/menu.txt"); ?>
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And I don't bother to learn php programming.. (I'm a very old man, you should know) |
"include" function. I have an example page for the menu system I use on
my site that may help you:
http://edmullen.net/menu_example.php
Read the page and view the source of the files as well. It's a simple
bare-bones example.
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http://edmullen.net
Are there seeing eye humans for blind dogs?
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On Jul 1, 7:54 pm, Øyvind Granberg <tresfjord... (AT) live (DOT) no> wrote: If you visit my websitewww.tresfjording.comyou'll see a menu to the left, and a mainframe in the middle showing whatever you choose from the menu. Evil Travis My God that site sucks. What the hell are you trying to prove with that overly animated menu. Not only that, the text is all but impossible to read, the dumb image that changed every few seconds give me a headache, you choice of font is retarded at best. Your site is the poster child for shitty websites. Technically you may be the worlds greatest menu maker, but aesthetically you have failed. If your were your website was a dessert it would be ass-fuck pie a-la- mode... /Evil Travis Nice Travis Hey, I found your website a little hard to navigate. The font was rather hard for me to read, and the size was oh so small. But no worries, I changed the zoom and I could kind of make it out. I love what you did with that fancy menu. You really are the rage when it comes to making a menu animated and fancy. And that little image in the lower right that changes every few seconds? Well I have never seen anything like that on the web before, you really are right there on the cutting edge when it comes to website design. /Nice Travis Come on, before you all jump all over me you know it is true. You may not like my delivery, but the message is true. I am not saying it is the worst site I have ever seen, but it is right there at the top of the list. Oh yea, if you celebrate when we kicked England's ass, have a happy 4th of July weekend! |
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