Help Needed On Navigation Links

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by SAMMYIFE, Jun 26, 2006.

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    I have just made some additional web pages - contact, resources bookmark etc to add to my website from a template I created from my index page without using any html builder or editor .

    Reason : to put into practice html code I learnt sometime ago.
    I now want to link these pages on the source code for each page to the navigation link button so that browsers can recognise and open the pages when navigation buttons are clicked on any page.

    How do I achieve this on each page source code? What exactly do I do and where do I insert?


    Sammy
     
    SAMMYIFE, Jun 26, 2006 IP
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    we can help with that
     
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    I`m not so good using templates , but I think your problem can be solved using php. Create file menu.inc and include it in every other page you do. That will transform your pages into php ones. So when you want to edit your menu you simply edit just one file. And I think browsers recognise php as they recognize html , I don`t think it`any major difference. I don`t know if I helped you with your problem .

    Also I`m sorry if it doesn`t work exactly as it should ( i`m not a programmmer ) , but you could at least give a try.

    regards
     
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    Hello, Sammyife.

    To make links to your contact, resources, etc., pages, you have to use the <A>
    tag. Navigation buttons are usually images in GIF format that must be included in the
    link with the <IMG> tag. Here is an example of a link made using an image,
    assuming the image file's name is nav_but.gif.

    <A href="name-of-contact-page"><IMG src="nav_but.gif"></A>

    You have to replace "name-of-contact-page" with the actual name of your contact
    page. For more details about links and images, visit the site in my signature.
     
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