Posted by S Kalynuik on 03/13/06 15:02

Is there a way to allow css to act like a simple 2 frame setup.

I want a fixed navigation header on all pages, website itself has 100+
pages, each is multi paged with sub pages.

So what I could do in frame is have 2 frames and clicking in the header
frame would load a seperate html page in the main frame, therefore not
having to repeat the header code 100+ times, can this be done using css?

I know css can use a float or fixed header position, even using margins to
trick ie into making a header section fixed. But this still seems like I
would have to repeat the header css on each page, it would just be more
fluid if the header always stayed loaded as it does using frames.
Or is this scenario not going to work in css YET?

BTW each page is header on top, fixed height and width, and main body is
scrollable up/down.

TIA (Thank-you In Advance)

If this is not possible is there a way to use the navigation html as say a
call and place that on everypage, like a css or javascript call:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/index.css" />
<script language="javascript" src="js/rollover.js"></script>

I know the above loads a reference type file then applies those standards
in the case of a css link rel, but the javascript call actually places code
in the page, could this be done using html common to all pages, ie
navigation html segment?

THank-you
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