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  • boss

    Any body give me solution

    I am using iframes.In each iframes I am using a html file(For
    ex:header.html, footer.html..et c).
    In that one of my html (Leftmenu.html) having a menu in tat each
    menuitem having its indivual submenu on mouseover.

    But the problem now is i am using iframes to fit all these (header and
    footer..etc)in main.html.
    To have tat sliding menu in (which is in leftmenu.html)i n my main.html
    i have to leave some extra spaces for the submenu.

    I need a css solution to place my sliding submenus in main.jsp without
    leaving a extra space,tat is the sliding submenu should come over the
    <centerpage.htm l frame.

    my main.html is like below..

    header.html

    leftmenu.html centerpage.html rightmenu.html

    footer.html


    Thanks
    Anand


    is it possible?



  • SAM

    #2
    Re: Any body give me solution

    boss a écrit :
    I am using iframes.In each iframes I am using a html file(For
    ex:header.html, footer.html..et c).
    In that one of my html (Leftmenu.html) having a menu in tat each
    menuitem having its indivual submenu on mouseover.
    >
    But the problem now is i am using iframes to fit all these (header and
    footer..etc)in main.html.
    To have tat sliding menu in (which is in leftmenu.html)i n my main.html
    i have to leave some extra spaces for the submenu.
    >
    I need a css solution to place my sliding submenus in main.jsp without
    leaving a extra space,tat is the sliding submenu should come over the
    <centerpage.htm l frame.
    >
    my main.html is like below..
    >
    header.html
    >
    leftmenu.html centerpage.html rightmenu.html
    >
    footer.html


    I do not understand :
    - 1) that you use iframes like frames (frameset framed page ...)
    - 2) why you doesn't include directly your menus, header, footer
    eventualy keeping your 'central' iframe.

    Your sub-menus can't be deployed between menu items ?
    (instead of to be thrown away by side)


    --
    sm

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    • boss

      #3
      Re: Any body give me solution

      On 23 Jun, 21:56, SAM <stephanemoriau x.NoAd...@wanad oo.fr.invalid>
      wrote:
      boss a écrit :
      >
      >
      >
      I am using iframes.In each iframes I am using a html file(For
      ex:header.html, footer.html..et c).
      In that one of my html (Leftmenu.html) having a menu in tat each
      menuitem having its indivual submenu on mouseover.
      >
      But the problem now is i am using iframes to fit all these (header and
      footer..etc)in main.html.
      To have tat sliding menu in (which is in leftmenu.html)i n my main.html
      i have to leave some extra spaces for the submenu.
      >
      I need a css solution to place my sliding submenus in main.jsp without
      leaving a extra space,tat is the sliding submenu should come over the
      <centerpage.htm l frame.
      >
      my main.html is like below..
      >
      header.html
      >
      leftmenu.html centerpage.html rightmenu.html
      >
      footer.html
      >
      I do not understand :
      - 1) that you use iframes like frames (frameset framed page ...)
      - 2) why you doesn't include directly your menus, header, footer
      eventualy keeping your 'central' iframe.
      >
      Your sub-menus can't be deployed between menu items ?
      (instead of to be thrown away by side)
      >
      --
      sm
      Thanks sam,
      I am going to include menus, header, footer directly and
      eventualy keeping the'central' as iframe.Thats a great idea.

      Thanks
      Anand

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      • Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn

        #4
        Re: Any body give me solution

        boss wrote:
        I am going to include menus, header, footer directly and
        eventualy keeping the'central' as iframe.Thats a great idea.
        It's not. Try to print out the resulting Web site to begin with.

        You should learn about CSS, server-side scripting, and (optionally) XHR instead.

        BTW, your quoting sucks. --<http://www.jibbering.c om/faq/#FAQ2_3>


        PointedEars
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        a Web page appears to be yearning for the bad old days, before the Web,
        when you had very little chance of reading a document written on another
        computer, another word processor, or another network. -- Tim Berners-Lee

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