Like on http://www.popsci.com/, when you click on the menu icons, they stay there while the page loads. How is this done? Thanks.
cmills83 8 Posting Whiz in Training
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Jump to PostHehe, not on my internet connection. :)
I suppose you could do it with iframes, but I'm sure these guys here have a better way of doing it than that.
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BinaryMayhem 2 Unverified User
eh? what? what menu icons?... the whole page reloads... (the top banner part reloads so quick you hardly notice it)
gooseneck 0 Light Poster
Hehe, not on my internet connection. :)
I suppose you could do it with iframes, but I'm sure these guys here have a better way of doing it than that.
cmills83 8 Posting Whiz in Training
Oh okay, and how might this be done?
gooseneck 0 Light Poster
Well in your iframe tag, specify a name for it. Something like this:
<iframe name="content"></iframe>And then to have a new page load in there you will want to include the target in your anchor tag outside of the iframe. Something like:
<a target="content"></a>The page won't reload, just load the new content into the iframe. I hope that helps, I'm not running on all cylinders today. If that isn't making any sense let me know and I'll come up with an example for you. Take care!
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