Hi, I was going thru this website and didn't understand how they are doing. Leftside div has nav with href set to html pages. But they are not showing any target attribute. So how is it showing up in right - content div. No iframes or any thing else used. http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/accessibility/pop_integrated/pmmsite/country_caz/jeans.htm I need to know the technique they used, because I have similar requirement. I appreciate your response. I checked view/source. That is how I got a doubt that they are not using any target. Thanks, Palyam
I have a website that does the same. I believe it is because the template for the site is already loaded so when you click a link just the text is really changing on the new page.
Hi, Thanks both of you for the reply. dalster44 - I didn't understand what exactly you are trying to say. If you don't maind, can you be more elaborative. I think, I understood little bit. Each html page is created with navbar and right div. So on any page, any link is clicked, the new whole html page is loaded but we can't make out the difference. If that is the case, if there are 15 list items, so 15 pages are created with both navigation bar & content ? I appreciate your response. Thanks, Palyam
Look at my website www.snowmobilingontario.com Click on the link "Snowmobile Safety" is this what you mean? I believe its done with "css" like div id="wrapper" In the style sheet "wrapper" loads the background url (template) Looks something like this: Sorry I'm not good at explaining, maybe ask in the "CSS" section here at DP to find more about the "Wrapper" id.