Tag Archives: Menu Php

Universal Menu?

Posted on August 17, 2012 by admin539 views

I maintain a huge web site composing of over 20 internet pages. The site is often updated with an innovative page, I am racking your brains on how to produce an acutal course-plotting single page to become linked to all of the pages. The navigation bar is often a series of links (images) that go lower the left side with the page, the array is consistant. I have made CSS style sheets for your main layout nonetheless I cannot find anything that should tell me steps to make a single page while using page links so that updating consists connected with one page in lieu of 20. Is this possible and when so could people tell me how. Many thanks! Yes, employing PHP. Because you didn’t post this while in the PHP section, I’m undecided how much you understand about PHP. It involves scripting (or programming) the item so that one particular script (file) is included on most of pages. The script additionally handles the various highlighting along with link control determined by which page can be being displayed at this time. Widening further with PHP, you can also have A SINGLE page (like index. php) that is a base … Continue reading →

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no frames = redoing menus on multiple pages?

Posted on August 2, 2012 by admin546 views

Soon after abandoning frames regarding CSS positioning, I discover that if I really need to change the list, I have to go to every page and do the identical change. Is there any way to avoid this Employ PHP Includes. That means you need to either make all pages possess a. php extension… great if they by now do. If hi-def, and you are unable to make the extensions . php, feel free to use. htaccess to procedure your. html as well as. htm files since PHP. You could have one file (PHP script) identified as " menu. php". The particular one script is employed, (included) on all your pages. With every page, you could have: < php include(" menu. php" )> where you wish the menu to be. Just about any change you generate to " menu. php" will seem on all pages. You may as well use PHP scripting in just " menu. php" for you to alter the palate items and characteristics based on which page can be being viewed. As you’re didn’t post this from the PHP section, I’m uncertain what your PHP practical knowledge is. That would be none – I guess the subsequent question … Continue reading →

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Frames: Good or Bad?

Posted on July 17, 2012 by admin510 views

Hello there all. I already are aware that frames aren’t the best thing to use on websites (search engine problems, compatibility issues and so on. ) but I should get a common navigation bar between all of my pages. I’ve had complications before with needing to change a link for a 1 day offer or something and needing to change each site, just to change it back again. My solution was to acquire a ‘header. htm’ inside the root of our web directory as well as put an iframe at each page that’s source is defined to " /header. htm" The remaining portion of the page is completed with tables. Is is okay to acquire this one frame on each page Regards, Phillid This is exactly why you use PHP. Either change the extensions of the files from. htm to help. php, as well as command the node to process. htm data as PHP (using. htaccess). After this you have a solitary file (script) that’s your navigation list. That only contains the actual menu part. Perhaps you call it " palate. php". On some other page, you " include" in which script… where the idea becomes inserted in the place … Continue reading →

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Persistent top bar

Posted on May 30, 2012 by admin454 views

http: //www. notebookreview. com/ < — just like so… what is the best way to do which I thought of their HTML origin. At the base, they use javascripting plus CSS to " stick" it to the bottom. It is possible to place it in a very div with the class=" stickyFooter" and style it this way: Code: div. stickyFooter location: fixed; bottom: 0px; width: 100%; height: 30px; background-color: #cccccc; I am sorry, I don’t mean the thing at the bottom. I mean finish of it . that at the top end where you pick from the sites… Im viewing it at FireFox, and it may not be persistent. It moves over screen when up and down scrolling. The bottom bar is chronic though. I used a bad term then… MY SPOUSE AND I meant Persistent all around their sites… not persistent over the remaining webpage. Here are a few ways you may have that at the top part of each web site. Personally I might use PHP comprises. Inside of this include file you would format a div with your content in it. Then you would certainly call the div in your style sheet with something such as position: … Continue reading →

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