Is it possible to "dock" a menu, to basically achieve the same effect as
frames without using frames? Is JavaScript required(to continually
reposition the element), or can it all be achieved using CSS?
Thanks,
Steve
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On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 21:12:04 -0700, Steve <ng*****@digita lnothing.com>
wrote: Is it possible to "dock" a menu, to basically achieve the same effect as
frames without using frames?
If you're referring to screwing up bookmarking and the usability problems,
nothing beats frames.
If you're referring to having a permanently positioned navigation area,
sort of. With SSI or PHP, you can include the code for the nav area in
each page, and then use CSS to position it where you want eternally.
Is JavaScript required(to continually reposition the element), or can it
all be achieved using CSS?
All CSS. Never, ever rely on Javascript. It's an enhancement, never a
requirement.
Steve wrote: Is it possible to "dock" a menu, to basically achieve the same effect as
frames without using frames? Is JavaScript required(to continually
reposition the element), or can it all be achieved using CSS?
Check out "position: fixed".
Beware, however, that today's versions of a certain well-known browser
from Redmond don't yet support this.... :-(
Neal <ne*****@yahoo. com> writes: On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 21:12:04 -0700, Steve <ng*****@digita lnothing.com>
wrote: Is JavaScript required(to continually reposition the element), or
can it all be achieved using CSS?
All CSS. Never, ever rely on Javascript. It's an enhancement, never a
requirement.
Never, ever rely on CSS. It's an enhancement, never a requirement.
--
Chris
Chris Morris wrote; Neal <ne*****@yahoo. com> writes: On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 21:12:04 -0700, Steve <ng*****@digita lnothing.com>
wrote: Is JavaScript required(to continually reposition the element), or
can it all be achieved using CSS?
All CSS. Never, ever rely on Javascript. It's an enhancement, never a
requirement.
Never, ever rely on CSS. It's an enhancement, never a requirement.
And in this case, it is easy to make it so. As if person doesn't have Js
of CSS, he will (if don't that is big problem) have normal menu. Normal
menu is usually much better than docked, so no problem...
--
Lauri Raittila <http://www.iki.fi/lr> <http://www.iki.fi/zwak/fonts>
Alexander Fischer wrote: Steve wrote:
Is it possible to "dock" a menu, to basically achieve the same effect
as frames without using frames? Is JavaScript required(to continually
reposition the element), or can it all be achieved using CSS?
Check out "position: fixed".
Beware, however, that today's versions of a certain well-known browser
from Redmond don't yet support this.... :-(
Can you point me to any known workarounds if any? This is for an
intranet site, and JS is already a requirement, so if it's necessary it
won't be a problem.
Thanks,
Steve
Steve wrote: Alexander Fischer wrote:
Steve wrote:
Is it possible to "dock" a menu, to basically achieve the same effect
as frames without using frames? Is JavaScript required(to continually
reposition the element), or can it all be achieved using CSS?
Check out "position: fixed".
Beware, however, that today's versions of a certain well-known browser
from Redmond don't yet support this.... :-(
Can you point me to any known workarounds if any? This is for an
intranet site, and JS is already a requirement, so if it's necessary it
won't be a problem. http://devnull.tagsoup.com/fixed/ has a good workaround and explanation
thereof
P
Steve <ng*****@digita lnothing.com>: Alexander Fischer wrote:
Check out "position: fixed".
Beware, however, that [IE] don't yet support this.... :-(
Can you point me to any known workarounds if any? This is for an
intranet site,
The best workaround is easy: install a browser, which deserves that title.
and JS is already a requirement, so if it's necessary it won't be a
problem.
Otherwise you might want to try out <http://dean.edwards.na me/IE7/>, a JS
patch collection for IE*5+.
--
"Put it back in the horse!"
H. Allen Smith, after he drank his first American beer at a bar
Steve <ng*****@digita lnothing.com>: Alexander Fischer wrote:
Check out "position: fixed".
Beware, however, that [IE] don't yet support this.... :-(
Can you point me to any known workarounds if any? This is for an
intranet site,
The best workaround is easy: install a browser, which deserves that title.
and JS is already a requirement, so if it's necessary it won't be a
problem.
Otherwise you might want to try out <http://dean.edwards.na me/IE7/>, a JS
patch collection for IE*5+.
--
To the optimist, the glass is half full.
To the pessimist, the glass is half empty.
To the engineer, the glass has an appropriate reserve space.
To the economist, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
Chris Morris <c.********@dur ham.ac.uk> wrote: Neal <ne*****@yahoo. com> writes: Steve wrote: > Is JavaScript required(to continually reposition the element), or
> can it all be achieved using CSS?
All CSS. Never, ever rely on Javascript. It's an enhancement, never a
requirement.
Never, ever rely on CSS. It's an enhancement, never a requirement.
Touche. But for the OP's purposes, CSS is the correct method.
If JS is not present, the result is a mess. If CSS is not present, the
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