4css
msg:3677118 | 9:44 pm on Jun 17, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Hi Jasper,
Welcome to WebmasterWorld. Have you tried a few dreamweaver tutorials to help you learn about the program a bit? Also, just a suggestion as I don't know if you plan on doing more than one site, but have you considered taking a few tutorials on css and html? I viewed your image that you posted, and am curious as to why you would want things to appear in a small div instead of just letting them go to a new page?
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Jasper
msg:3677298 | 5:58 am on Jun 18, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Hi 4css, thanks for the reply! Yes i have read and viewed quite a few tutorials and have a basic knowlegde of Dreamweaver CS3.
I have searched for a tutorial on how to do this,
haven't been able to find any. Either i'm searching for the wrongs things, this isn't possible or it's so easy that noone eer had to ask about it. ;) I want it this way because i think it gives the site a pretty modern feel instead of seeing a blank page make blink while you load the scond static page.
I guess what i'm looking for a is a dynamic way of doing this. :)
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Jasper
msg:3677368 | 8:34 am on Jun 18, 2008 (gmt 0) |
ok, i decided to skip that idea and make the navigation links to load a new page instead.
My new problem is: How do you make text effects to get triggered by page load.
(when you press "about" ie. the new page loads and i want the the text effect "grow" to start on the content when the new page loads) i tried the typing the "onLoad" string under the tag, but Dreamweaver doesn't recognize that command.
Any ideas?
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4css
msg:3677466 | 12:07 pm on Jun 18, 2008 (gmt 0) |
I think that it is good to have the navigation pages open as a new page. Ok, what type of text effects is it that you want? I'm not really clear on what it is that you are looking to do. Are you asking how to get the link to work? When you click about, how it brings up the new page? Also, have you tried switching to code view to see what the code looks like in there? If this is something that you are interested in getting into, let me know. There is a place online that has tutorials that you can sign up for. It is only 25.00 for the first class, and the rest are only 20.00. There css and (x)html classes are excellent. And the teachers are fabulous as well. Also, there are many good books out there for you to learn from as well. I have a couple of dreamweaver books on hand I can look through them and see which ones might be good to help you out. Amazon is a good place for ordering books from. 4~css
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Jasper
msg:3677487 | 12:45 pm on Jun 18, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Hi 4css, Thank you very much for your time and help!
I have found a way to do it. =)
Have a great day! //Jasper
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4css
msg:3677505 | 1:07 pm on Jun 18, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Hi Jasper,
In order to help others who might have the same questions as you do, would you mind posting your solution for others to read? It would be greatly appreciated if you could share this with others. Thanks, and you have a great day as well! 4~css
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