DavidMyers
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Dropdown or slide in menus with Prontpage 2000 shared borders.
I want to create an intranet page with a drop down menu from the top shared border (or preferably a slide in from the side shared border).
I know I can download various bits of script from various sites on the internet that should allow me to do this but I cannot see how to get it into the shared border.
I think I need it in the shared border so that I can easily edit it later or am I mistaken?
My hope was to have a top and side shared border with a title etc along the top, the menus on the side and the changing pages of data in the main frame and have this for the continual theme of the site.
Any help to get me started would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks
David
I know I can download various bits of script from various sites on the internet that should allow me to do this but I cannot see how to get it into the shared border.
I think I need it in the shared border so that I can easily edit it later or am I mistaken?
My hope was to have a top and side shared border with a title etc along the top, the menus on the side and the changing pages of data in the main frame and have this for the continual theme of the site.
Any help to get me started would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks
David
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Have you any suggestions please about which is the best (or possibly the easiest) for an amateur to get working properly yet still look 'professional'
Thanks
David
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David
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Hi David,
I dont know if this helps but for a professional dropdown menu that looks the good try this link.
They are easy to setup and use.
http://www.simplythebest.net/info/dhtml_menus.html
Good luck...
I dont know if this helps but for a professional dropdown menu that looks the good try this link.
They are easy to setup and use.
http://www.simplythebest.net/info/dhtml_menus.html
Good luck...
Shared borders are not the best option if you want to do fancy things. Most of the fancy javascripted menus require that the functions get loaded in the body tag, and if you have it in the shared borders that's not going to happen.
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Thanks for everyone's help and advice.
David
David
Click on tools-web settings and then the advanced tab. Then check the show hidden files box. You will then see a folder in your web called _borders. this is where the shared border pages are. Edit using this way. Do not edit shared borders on other pages.