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Posted by vivekaseeja on 11/25/79 11:50
Chaddy2222 wrote:
> Hmmmm, to do that normally, you would need more then one HTML File to
> link to. Or you could use named anchors to link to specific sections of
> the page, but that may or may not be a good solution.
> A way you could do is if to use Server side includes, you would use CSS
> to style your pages and use some include, to baysicly retrieve the
> required content from a Database. This means that when I link is
> clicked that the page is generated dynamically.
> You could use a CMS to do this, you need PHP or some other language and
> MySQL though.
> Alternitively, just use a stylesheet and create your pages, useing some
> simple HTML to help bring the pages in to shape, CSS is good as it's
> powerfull and you can design your pages how you want and make changes
> easily.
Would like to stick to simple HTML and CSS. Dont want to use any server
side scripting at present. Named anchors sound like a good idea but how
do hide them and show them only when desired ? Is this possible through
DHTML ?
thanks..
vivekian
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