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CSS - No Reload Feel Help Please?
Hello gurus! I'm about to embark on my first css site and I'd like to make it a no reload type. I've been using frames but they are rather a nightmare. I've just learned how to use the <DIV> tag to separate my page into sections and position them with the style sheets. My problem is this (and please forgive my newbieness): If I have a nav section, a header, a footer, and a main content window, how do I make the info in the content window only change without reloading the whole page? Using frames, I could target the content window so the nav stays constant. Is there a way to do the same using css? Or do I now have to learn java? I've searched google and can't find the right answer. Would you be so kind as to point me in the right direction? Thanks for your help!
Oxy Similar TutorialsHey everyone, I am creating Tabs in CSS. However these tabs are in 2 rows. I was wondering if anyone can give me an idea how do i make these tabs so that they feel all the available space. Is it even possible to do that? My tabs run in 2 rows and also its a combination of image and text. so calculating the width of the screen and dividing by number of tabs doesnt seem to work. Hi, Is any body know how to change look and feel as in following link of google translate. translate.google.com/translate_t Regards, Sjhonyblaze I'm trying to create a (I think) simple page for an art gallery's artists. You can visit artizansc.com/dev/artists/artists.htm. I have created classes in my css for the artists' pictures (biopic), names (H2) and bio (biotext). I have also created a class called biowrapper to wrap each person's info. As you can see, the pictures are not lining up. It seems this should be simple and frankly, I'm feeling stupid. I'm new with CSS, but this shouldn't be rocket science! Can anyone please help me? Hi- I have a site that has a side navigation. I am using a php include for the navigation but it means that the navigation has to reload for every new page, and that can't happen. Is there any new solution that will do what frames (yuck) used to do in html - where the navigation can stay static throughout the site (1 copy) and not reload. thanks in advance Shawn Hi- Please view this page in both FF and IE: http://www.highpeakssoftware.com/test/home.html when hovering over the links on the left, a small arrow should appear next to each one. I am acheiving this by specifying each <a>'s background-image as the arrow with a left position of -16px (which places it outside the border, so it's invisible), then making it visible by changing it's left position to 0 when it is hovered over. you can search for the following declaration in the css: Code: div#subnav ul li a:hover or line 164 to see the code however, in IE, it seems to be reloading the image on every hover (you can see the delayed response, as well as the hourglass very briefly on hover) This is extremely annoying anyone know of any ways around this bug? |
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