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Greetings.
I have 2 columns layout using <div>.
Say, <div id="navMenu"> and <div id="content">.
Is it possible to target links clicked on "navMenu" to be displayed in "content"?
I have done this using iFrame. Can I do it without using any frames?
Please advice. Thanks.
I have 2 columns layout using <div>.
Say, <div id="navMenu"> and <div id="content">.
Is it possible to target links clicked on "navMenu" to be displayed in "content"?
I have done this using iFrame. Can I do it without using any frames?
Please advice. Thanks.
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Generally you'd use another page to do it. e.g. index.htm would have your menu and the content for the index page. Page1.htm would have the menu and page 1's content.
A useful technique is the use of includes to add a menu or other reapeated code into multiple pages. http://www.hardcoder.com/scripting/p...lude_files.php
A useful technique is the use of includes to add a menu or other reapeated code into multiple pages. http://www.hardcoder.com/scripting/p...lude_files.php
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Greetings.
Thanks for your feedback.
I have tried to use the include function but I don't understand why it would not work.
can I do something like this? I've tried but nothing came out.
Thanks for your feedback.
I have tried to use the include function but I don't understand why it would not work.
can I do something like this? I've tried but nothing came out.
<div id="ads" style="position:absolute; right:0px; width=20%; height=100%"> <!-- include file="ads.html" --> </div>
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What server side stuff does your server support? (just checking).
also if your server supports ASP you're missing a # -
<!-- #include file="ads.html" -->
also if your server supports ASP you're missing a # -
<!-- #include file="ads.html" -->
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Greetings.
Yea, my server supports ASP.
Oh! Yea, I did include a '#', forgotten to type that out in my last post.
I've seen people using <!-- #include file="header.inc" --> and <!-- #include file="footer.inc" -->. But mine won't work.
Yea, my server supports ASP.
Oh! Yea, I did include a '#', forgotten to type that out in my last post.
I've seen people using <!-- #include file="header.inc" --> and <!-- #include file="footer.inc" -->. But mine won't work.
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Can you post the content of the html file you're including?
Is your main page a .asp extension?
in the file to be included, have you just put the actual code you want to include - no doctyle or body tags etc?
Is your main page a .asp extension?
in the file to be included, have you just put the actual code you want to include - no doctyle or body tags etc?
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Greetings.
Nope, my main page is simply index.html.
Below is a sample of my footer.html.
And, in index.html, I have
Please advise.
Nope, my main page is simply index.html.
Below is a sample of my footer.html.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="redevolve.css"> <span class="something"> Copyright reserved<br> red_evolve 2004 </span>
And, in index.html, I have
<html> <!-- meta tags, head tag, and other relevants --> <body> <!-- A few div tags for navigator menu, content --> <div id="footer"> <!-- #include file="footer.html" --> </div> </body> </html>
Please advise.
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I believe your index page needs to be renamed to index.asp for asp code to work. Otherwise it will not be processed as ASP.
I use php and that's the way php works, so I guess asp is the same.
I use php and that's the way php works, so I guess asp is the same.
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Greetings.
I will try what was advised by you.
By the way, can someone please help me look at this codes below?
The <div id="ads"> is the rectangle on the left hand side, while the <div id="homepage"> is the bigger rectangle in the center.
The display looks fine in IE & Opera7, but not in Mozilla :-|
In Mozilla, the content of #homepage spread across to the right hand side, not overlapping the #ads, but stretches to the right, until the horizontal scroll bar appears. FYI, the #ads & #homepage lie inside another <div id="content">
And, I specified <div id="content"> to be of width=80% of the body which is 100%.
Please help.
http://cc.domaindlx.com/redevolve/snapshot.jpg
[** Edit: I renamed index.html to index.asp, and it worked, yeah! Thanks a lot! **]
I will try what was advised by you.
By the way, can someone please help me look at this codes below?
The <div id="ads"> is the rectangle on the left hand side, while the <div id="homepage"> is the bigger rectangle in the center.
The display looks fine in IE & Opera7, but not in Mozilla :-|
In Mozilla, the content of #homepage spread across to the right hand side, not overlapping the #ads, but stretches to the right, until the horizontal scroll bar appears. FYI, the #ads & #homepage lie inside another <div id="content">
And, I specified <div id="content"> to be of width=80% of the body which is 100%.
Please help.
#ads
{
position: absolute;
left: 100px;
width: 20%;
height: 100%;
padding-top: 10px
}
#homepage
{
width: 80%;
height: 100%;
padding-top: 10px;
padding-left: 25%;
text-align: center
}http://cc.domaindlx.com/redevolve/snapshot.jpg
[** Edit: I renamed index.html to index.asp, and it worked, yeah! Thanks a lot! **]
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take the width of #homepage and use a combination of margins to move it 20% and 100px from the left - i.e. two divs, one with the px margin-left, the other with the % margin-left.
That make any sense to you?
That make any sense to you?
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