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Topic: HTML Help
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Topic: HTML Help
Total Posts: 11
Blackdawn_70631
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For some time now I have been trying to figure out how to make a scroll bar for my sites.
The right scroll bar holds the info and such while the left scroll bar holds the links.
Does anyone know how to make that "left scroll bar" HTML code?
The right scroll bar holds the info and such while the left scroll bar holds the links.
Does anyone know how to make that "left scroll bar" HTML code?
Posted: 2004-01-18 11:47
Prezes
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Scroll bars are the thing on the right and bottom of a window to show there is more stuff "off screen" and to help you navigate to it.
Are you refering to column on a page with info? Like here with link on the left hand side?
Then use tables (many of them) to place content where you want it. Tables are great as they are interpreted in the same way by all browsers and give you great control over layout.
Are you refering to column on a page with info? Like here with link on the left hand side?
Then use tables (many of them) to place content where you want it. Tables are great as they are interpreted in the same way by all browsers and give you great control over layout.
Posted: 2004-01-18 13:43
Blackdawn_70631
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| Quote: |
| Are you refering to column on a page with info? Like here with link on the left hand side? |
No, I can make that whenever I want to. What I'm talking about is a little box, like a table, BUT has a scroll bar with it, you can move it up and down while the larger page on the right hand side with the info stays still and only can be moved when you move it's scroll bar.
I've seen this done on a few other sites, not many.
Posted: 2004-01-18 20:37
_Ccx
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iframe
Posted: 2004-01-19 02:36
Corpral Hicks
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Talk to me on YIM latter, i got the code on my pc, ill give it to you!
Posted: 2004-01-19 08:49
Prezes
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Posts: 896
yeah, as _Ccx said, iframe
they are a derivative of the normal frame sets (both will not be supported in future browsers).
But for now you can just use it:-
< iframe src="where the viewed info come from" width="pixels of %" height="pixels or %" border="0+" scrolling="yes or no or auto, if scrollers visible" frameborder="0+" marginwidth="0+" merginheight="0+">
they are a derivative of the normal frame sets (both will not be supported in future browsers).
But for now you can just use it:-
< iframe src="where the viewed info come from" width="pixels of %" height="pixels or %" border="0+" scrolling="yes or no or auto, if scrollers visible" frameborder="0+" marginwidth="0+" merginheight="0+">
Posted: 2004-01-19 12:50
Blackdawn_70631
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Cool
Thanks guys, I can't copy anything though 'cause I'm on WebTV.
Posted: 2004-01-19 14:27
Corpral Hicks
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well i have the html version, but....
Posted: 2004-01-20 07:32
Blackdawn_70631
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What's the but about Hicks? I tried sending you a Yahoo Im sometime yesterday.
Posted: 2004-01-20 14:12
Corpral Hicks
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Posted: 2004-01-20 15:54
Prezes
Rank: 9
Posts: 896
That script will open up a window for all you options, is that where the problem is?
If so, refer the SELECT to a JavaScript
You can do this an a number of ways, depends how complex you list is.
If it's just like what you have here( mabye a few more pages on the bottom of the list then do
if(redirector.options.selectedIndex > 1){
window.open(redirector.options[redirector.selectedIndex].value,'main');
}
of it's more complex (like you have categories, with category names), then assign a dummy value to what you want to be 'titles' that don't do anything and test fo that:-
....
.............
if(redirector.options[redirector.selectedIndex].value != 1){
window.open(redirector.options[redirector.selectedIndex].value,'main');
}
If so, refer the SELECT to a JavaScript
You can do this an a number of ways, depends how complex you list is.
If it's just like what you have here( mabye a few more pages on the bottom of the list then do
if(redirector.options.selectedIndex > 1){
window.open(redirector.options[redirector.selectedIndex].value,'main');
}
of it's more complex (like you have categories, with category names), then assign a dummy value to what you want to be 'titles' that don't do anything and test fo that:-
....
.............
if(redirector.options[redirector.selectedIndex].value != 1){
window.open(redirector.options[redirector.selectedIndex].value,'main');
}
Posted: 2004-01-22 10:49
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