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Hi,
I have a games site and of course when i add a new game i have to link it up on loads of pages heres a link to one of the pages. at the right hand side there is links to other games, that is the menu changing all the time. My question is, does anyone know how to make a menu that i can update all the time so when i add a new game i dont have to add loads of links to get to it. I hope this makes sence. Any help appreciated. |
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I think what you are asking for is ONE menu that is displayed on all your pages? So you only have to edit one bit of source code?? Correct?
I imagine you would be able to link to a stylesheet that contains the links and reference the CSS as content. But I'm not sure how to do it... Sorry if this wasn't enough help.
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iFrame. Lol. CSS wouldn't do anything but style it or call it.
Put your links in a separate HTML file, add the contents to an iFrame where your links should be, then just update the single, separate HTML file and it'll update on all pages. Hope this helps |
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yeah, but not helpful, if i use a iframe, the links open in the iframe not in the window and thunder, thats exactly what i mean
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No, if you use the target="_top" parameter, the link in your iFrame should open in the window the iFrame is contained within.
Last edited by Squibbit : April 20th, 2008 at 03:51 PM. |
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ok, thanks for that
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