by SAM <stephanemoriaux.NoAdmin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
May 10, 2008 at 01:26 PM
Marten Kemp a écrit :
> I want to display a novel. I have the following
> working fine except for the Back, Home and Next
> buttons.
In a non framed page, it is only a question of CSS ... !
> ---------------------------
> | Top Stuff |
> ---------------------------
> | C | |
> | h | ^ |
> | a | | |
> | p | Chapter |
> | t | | |
> | e | V |
> | r | |
> | | |
> | l | |
> | i | |
> | n | |
> | k |-------------------|
> | s |Back Home Next |
> ---------------------------
> | Bottom Stuff |
> ---------------------------
>
> Click a link in the left frame and the chapter
> shows up in the main frame.
Via Ajax ?
Via html in a framed page ?
Each showed blocks are they frames ?
if yes,
each menu item must send :
- the asked file in main frame
- the sub-menu of this file in frame 'sub_menu' (back home next)
each sub-menu item must work exactly as a menu-item
<a href="page_1.htm" target="main"
onclick="parent.sub_menu.location = 'page_1_sub_menu.htm';">
menu 1
</a>
Perhaps could you at least show your main framed page
(the frameset eventually with empty href)
and we could understand your design
Perhaps could you also explain how your buttons 'next' and 'back' are
coded (what do they do ?)
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