NewComer to Web Design

Hello. After being away from design for about 5 years, I have rekindle my
immense passion for the arts. I am currently building a website, but am having
difficulties.

I am using tables for my site (don't know if this is the way to go). Here is a
site that I really like, and I am wondering if anyone can explain to me how
they created the table where when you click a link, it opens in the same table.
I would like to do the same, but I haven't figured that out yet.

www.moscahome.com

I greatly appreciate the assistance

either they used the free snap layer alone with the redoit from
http://www.projectseven.com (maybe a few hours of a learning curb) or got
the brilliant commercial from
http://www.flevooware.nl/dreamweaver/extdetails.asp?extID=18 that does it
all in seconds and with great ease.


twocan's







"TheMav" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hello. After being away from design for about 5 years, I have rekindle my
immense passion for the arts. I am currently building a website, but am
having
difficulties.

I am using tables for my site (don't know if this is the way to go). Here
is a
site that I really like, and I am wondering if anyone can explain to me
how
they created the table where when you click a link, it opens in the same
table.
I would like to do the same, but I haven't figured that out yet.

www.moscahome.com

I greatly appreciate the assistance

The designer created one page the way she/he wanted it and then when you click
on a link it takes you to a new page, setup the same way with new content.

check out the page code by selecting "view source" or some similar thing from
your browser's menu. It can be very interesting to look and learn.

to create all those changing pictures when you rollover a number, you need to
use Fireworks in combination with dreamweaver. If you are just getting
started, save that for lesson 2.

So, in moscahome.com, there are multiple pages, with the same table structure
and different content.

And everyone does their things differently, but I love tables, and love to mix
static widths and full page widths.

http://www.crestonecreations.com/web is my web gallery.

hope this helps.

clyde

Thank you for the help. Hopefully it'll be a little easier to do now.

some of the pages i.e.
http://moscahome.com/site/mediterraneo.php?id=5

use a show layer onclick/onmouseover

http://www.projectseven.com/extensions/info/layeranimagic/
http://www.projectseven.com/extensions/index.htm

still my fav to do this is the layer geni from, it is also very good at
creating a 100 and one different types of menus.

http://www.flevooware.nl/dreamweaver/extdetails.asp?extID=18


twocan's





"CrestoneCreations" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

The designer created one page the way she/he wanted it and then when you
click
on a link it takes you to a new page, setup the same way with new content.

check out the page code by selecting "view source" or some similar thing
from
your browser's menu. It can be very interesting to look and learn.

to create all those changing pictures when you rollover a number, you need
to
use Fireworks in combination with dreamweaver. If you are just getting
started, save that for lesson 2.

So, in moscahome.com, there are multiple pages, with the same table
structure
and different content.

And everyone does their things differently, but I love tables, and love to
mix
static widths and full page widths.

http://www.crestonecreations.com/web is my web gallery.

hope this helps.

clyde

"twocan's" <abbadontdoit (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

some of the pages i.e.
http://moscahome.com/site/mediterraneo.php?id=5

use a show layer onclick/onmouseover

http://www.projectseven.com/extensions/info/layeranimagic/
http://www.projectseven.com/extensions/index.htm

still my fav to do this is the layer geni from, it is also very good at
creating a 100 and one different types of menus.

http://www.flevooware.nl/dreamweaver/extdetails.asp?extID=18

Looks cool. But ouch. Almost $100. I don't think so.

tim

CrestoneCreations wrote:

http://www.crestonecreations.com/web is my web gallery.

<script>
<!--
javascript:resizeTo(screen.availWidth,screen.avail Height);moveTo(0,0)
//-->
</script>

Please don't.

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http://www.jshook.com

"Tim Gallant" <tim (AT) timgallant (DOT) org> wrote

http://www.flevooware.nl/dreamweaver/extdetails.asp?extID=18


Looks cool. But ouch. Almost $100. I don't think so.

But well worth it for the many uses it gives you :-)

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Looks cool. But ouch. Almost $100. I don't think so.


But well worth it for the many uses it gives you :-)

Well, I have a number of web sites (about a half-dozen) - but none of them
are profit-making. I'm already investing a great deal in this stuff, in
terms of hosting, software etc. But I don't think I would remotely consider
a tool like that unless I was doing this for a living. That miraculously
changes what is taken into consideration.

tim

In that case it is understandable. :-)

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"Tim Gallant" <tim (AT) timgallant (DOT) org> wrote

Looks cool. But ouch. Almost $100. I don't think so.


But well worth it for the many uses it gives you :-)

Well, I have a number of web sites (about a half-dozen) - but none of them
are profit-making. I'm already investing a great deal in this stuff, in
terms of hosting, software etc. But I don't think I would remotely
consider a tool like that unless I was doing this for a living. That
miraculously changes what is taken into consideration.

tim