HTML - How To Create Links With Embedded Content?

Not sure how to ask this. I place a navigation link menu at the top of each main page of my web site, with the current page highlighted and unlinked. When I add a new page, I have to search out all of the pages that contain the navigation menu and manually update each page individually. What I wanted to do was to create a single file that contains the navigation links with any page having the ability to access that code. That way I only have to update that one file when I add a new page to my site.

I can do it with PHP, but then I will have to rename each page .php instead of .htm . So then I thought about JavaScript, but I've read that Google doesn't index JavaScript links. Is that true? If so, does anyone have another suggestion as to how I can accomplish this?

Hello Everybody,

I want to create a website which has
1) Header Image
2) Menu and sub menu
3) Content (main data when above menu items are clicked)
5) Footer which should be there for every page.

I have created the website using frames and got everything but when window is not 100% then content is not centered.
I have done evenything in HTML.

I want to re-design the webpage without using frames
Please let me know how to display the content in same page when a menu item is clicked.

Help me

Hi folks, I am totally new to HTML and I've managed to create a basic webpage with a table of contents since starting only yesterday.
I want to try and add a counter to the end of each content item based on how many records are displayed on the page. For instance:

Contents
Group A-B (10)
Group C-D (24)
Group E-F (0)

Can this be done in HTML or maybe incorporate some Javascript within HTML?
I've searched all over this forum for something similar but keep getting page hit counters or visitor counters.

Does anyone have specific code, a suggestion or a recommendation to tackle this?

Any replies are welcome.

Thanks.

Naik.

This problem is simple in need, but a little complex to explain. What I am looking for is a way to create a flowchart or a sitemap of each HTML file rather than my whole site. I need a program or application that will do this for me automatically instead of having to create this manually. I have all ready tried Visio, but it does not do what I desire.
Specifically, I have multiple anchor links within each HTML file. These anchor links point to other 'panels' on my page. Within those 'panels' might exist additional links - external or internal. At some point, those links will end at a 'panel'. I need a way to visually show where each anchor link is going, where those links came from (which panel they originated from), and if any of them are 'broken'.
I have attached two files that may explain this better. The flowchart_example.jpg shows exactly what I require (more or less). I really just need the boxes (labeled Panel 00, Panel 01, etc.), how each connects to the other based off of links that are in the HTML file, and eventually show where the links end (no more links in the panel). I do not need the '1 Click' or '2 Clicks' to show up. Those can be manually added later.
The an_example.html file shows an HTML file that has the anchor links and external links that would need to show up in the flowchart. This HTML file more or less mirrors what I am looking for in the flowchart_example.jpg file.
When I refer to Panel 00, that is the top of the page, after the title and black line (where the script actually begins). The user must start at the top. They cannot skip around to other panels. This is why a visual flowchart would be quite helpful. Additionally, the links at the top (scripts, reference, transfers, etc.) along with the top and back buttons on each panel should be ignored when creating the flowchart.
Any information or assistance in finding an application or a way to accomplish this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

not sure if i need a js for this but I have a web page using page jump links to navigate a FAQ page.

However, I would rather have a drop down menu/form with the links instead of a list of text links. Anybody have a clue? thanks in advance.

This is what I have so far as an example...

<form name="jump"><select id="select" name="select">
<option value="" selected="selected">Select</option>
<option value="#1">Category 1</option>
</select></form>



<a id="1" name="1"></a> Category 1

I am making a website and need to display some web content in several dozen parts of the page. The web content is made up of php scripts, and I don't really want to have to make copies of it all over the place, so I was hoping to use frames. A simplified example of what I want to do is this:

I have a website at example.com, now I have a subdomain at a.example.com. I want a.example.com to look exactly the same as example.com (I want to be able to navigate through a.example.com exactly the same way I would through example.com). None of my links are absolute (ie. they're all /this/is/a/subdir), so I assume this is possible. Can someone point me in the right direction here please? I'm not new to html or php but have never used frames before.

I think there is a simple fix for this...but I can't think of it.

My client has an existing site (not very well designed and no templates) with hundreds of static pages. She wants me to create a new home (index.htm) page that is just a simple landing page where people can choose to enter her website OR visit the store to purchase products.

Simple enough...but, now all of the 100's of static pages have the link Home=index.htm on them. I want people to type in the URL: www.mysite.com (for example) and land on the new page to choose to go to the site to learn about her and her music OR go to the store to shop.

Once they are in the site, however, and hit the home link, I don't want them to go 'all the way back out' to the new landing page. I want them to go back to the 'old' index.htm page (or her current home page), without having to change the index.htm links on those 100's of pages.

Is there an easy fix for this, using a naming convention for the home page?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am a bit stumped on this one.

i want to create a button in html and when i click it i want to see an image but i want to see this image in a new window. how can i do it?

Hey guys,

I was wondering if anyone could help me?

I wish to produce a website which works in the following way:

The header and footer remain the same, and do not reload on page refresh. Then, links on a menu bar stimulate loading a new page, however only the content below the header changes.

An example of this, is the CushyCMS website (http://www.cushycms.com). When you click the menu links, the header doesn't reload, only the page content does.

How would I do this?

My reason for wanting this method, is because I wish to have an image slider present within the header of all of my pages, and I don't wish to have to update every page each time I wish to add an image.

Please help?

Many thanks,
Luke

Hi everyone, I hope I have posted this in the right area. This is my first time posting here. I currently have my main pages listed at the top of my site as graphics (see fussybaby.ca). I would like to potentially remove these graphics and use text links instead - I had the graphics designed for me, so I can't just go in and make new ones, however I'd like to change/rearrange the links and add some new ones.

So my question is: How hard is this to do? Is this something I need to hire someone to do for me?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Hello,

I am trying to add an RSS feed that pulls from about a few sites to http://www.econslt.com/test/index3.html under "Breaking News". I want this to update and conform to about the dimensions on the page 235 x 300. This is also my first RSS so I'm not too sure on the process. What is the best way to accomplish this?

The site is ECI, I want to pull from the links at http://www.usa.gov/Topics/Reference_...Security.shtml.

So, I want them to display as links under the "Breaking News" section. you click, you go to the article. But, how can I make this also something you can subscribe to?

Hey,

On my site i have currently got windows media player to play an embedded wma file
Code:

<object id="MediaPlayer" height=46 classid="CLSID:22D6f312-B0F6-11D0-94AB-0080C74C7E95" standby="Loading Windows Media Player components..." type="application/x-oleobject" codebase="http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab#Version=6,4,7,1112">

<param name="filename" value="Windows XP Startup.wma">
<param name="Showcontrols" value="True">
<param name="autoStart" value="True">

<embed type="application/x-mplayer2" src="Windows XP Startup.wma" name="MediaPlayer"></embed>

</object>

That's my current source code for it

ideally i would like to make it have the playlist option so on the playlist they can double click which songs they would like to listen


Is this possible

Cheers

Lolium

P.s, would it be possible for people who view the web page to browse the directory were the audio files will be kept? so they can choose which song to play??

I am using wordpress blog. I have a simple site that is hosted by my school. I was wondering if it where possible to embed the blog within my blog page on my website?

problem now fixed

thanks very much for the help

Hey everyone,

First time poster here with a slight dilemma. I am rather new to the world of coding and have hit my first "Cant find it on google" roadblock.

Basically I need to make an embedded email form for a webpage that allows users to basically send an email right from the page to whoever they want. I would like the email to have an image inside of it, and when the recipient opens the email it has the senders message along with the image and link to the webpage.

We can start with the basics on making an embedded form that allows them to input their recipient of choice.

Any help you guys can give would be GREATLY appreciated.

Edit: Essentially I am looking to embed a "Share this Site" type form, only it shares the specific page/image they are looking at.

Thanks!