Hi there,
I have a website with a navigation pane on the left and a "workspace" area on the right. Each block is a div tag styled by CSS. I would like users to be able to click a link in the navigation pane and have just the workspace area change content. Where do I start?
Thanks very much for your time and help!Do you mean something like this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.castlehillclub.com/index.htm">http://www.castlehillclub.com/index.htm</a><!-- m -->), disregarding the gallery and guestbook?Do you mean something like this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.castlehillclub.com/index.htm">http://www.castlehillclub.com/index.htm</a><!-- m -->), disregarding the gallery and guestbook?
Yup, just like that. Do you know how its done?
Thanks!the full page still loads, it's just that you tend not to notice it unless you scroll down the page and watch for it.
if you absolutly don't want to load up the menu again then frames might work as a last resort, but I would recomend just making sure the links appear on the same place on the page, or create an artificial frame to store the content in.Yup, just like that. Do you know how its done?
Thanks!
Basically, it's 2 column CSS, with the nav bars in the left-hand column.
Use Firefox and the web authoring tool to inspect the source code and CSS, if you like. Feel free to adapt to your own requirements.
I have a website with a navigation pane on the left and a "workspace" area on the right. Each block is a div tag styled by CSS. I would like users to be able to click a link in the navigation pane and have just the workspace area change content. Where do I start?
Thanks very much for your time and help!Do you mean something like this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.castlehillclub.com/index.htm">http://www.castlehillclub.com/index.htm</a><!-- m -->), disregarding the gallery and guestbook?Do you mean something like this (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.castlehillclub.com/index.htm">http://www.castlehillclub.com/index.htm</a><!-- m -->), disregarding the gallery and guestbook?
Yup, just like that. Do you know how its done?
Thanks!the full page still loads, it's just that you tend not to notice it unless you scroll down the page and watch for it.
if you absolutly don't want to load up the menu again then frames might work as a last resort, but I would recomend just making sure the links appear on the same place on the page, or create an artificial frame to store the content in.Yup, just like that. Do you know how its done?
Thanks!
Basically, it's 2 column CSS, with the nav bars in the left-hand column.
Use Firefox and the web authoring tool to inspect the source code and CSS, if you like. Feel free to adapt to your own requirements.