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frames iframes and div... -
07-01-2009
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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? |
to a new page when someone clicks a menu item.
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Øyvind Granberg 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? It would help to know WHY you think you think that you can't simply go to a new page when someone clicks a menu item. |
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You know... When you click on a menu item in the left column, the link target will show in the middle frame. Not on another page.. hhehe.. |
menu and other unchanging content on multiple pages?
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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? |
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: You know... When you click on a menu item in the left column, the link target will show in the middle frame. Not on another page.. hhehe.. And why not on another page? Is it impossible for you to replicate the menu and other unchanging content on multiple pages? |
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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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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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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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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. |
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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