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Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 1
OS: windows xp homed
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Web Easy 7 navigation bar
Looking to put in a window in a page with a scroll bar, it would be page 2 of the site and would be the image gallery. Inside this window will be images you will click on and then a larger image will appear to the right of it.
I'd like the window along the left side of the page and one I can put thumbnails in. In a different program, I'd do it with "frames", but this program doesn't seem to have that option. Any ideas? jk |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 9
OS: Vista Ultimate 32Bit
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Re: Web Easy 7 navigation bar
There are two ways: The dirty and the neat way.
As you may have guessed, the neat way takes a bit more time and effort, but at least it's W3 compliant. Quick and dirty: iframes. Just name them, and use a target link. Neat: One div for the pictures, another for the big picture. Id the big picture div, and use this javascript on the links: Code:
<img src="thumb.url" style="cursor:pointer;" onclick="document.getElementById('ID').style.backgroundImage = 'image.URL';" />
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