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Ok, I’m struggling with setting up my site layout.
I am not that familiar with CSS and came from the old school of table layouts and frames.
To me what is ideal is if I can have a <div id=”content”> for my content that will display in the content div regardless of what my layout is.
It seems I should only have to build a single page layout, and when clicking on an internal link have that linked page be an html file top open within <DIV id=”content>. So I can change my layout but don’t have to code the layout on every page, even if it is a simple <div id=”header”> <div id=”content”> <div id=”footer”>. I’d have to change ALL my content web pages then, which is what I really want to avoid.
I was able to do this using code from here:
[url]http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showpost.php?p=405143&postcount=8
But the problem is that the browser navigation buttons don’t go forward and back within my site. It takes it back to whichever page the user was browsing prior to arriving at mine. I basically want it to act like a link to a frame.
My google searches say to use an “iframe” command but then they follow up with, “but you should really do this with CSS” but don’t say HOW.
Check out this link. Sorry, it’s a mess at the moment, and ignore the content, it’s just filler for the moment, but go to the “articles” link and see what I’m talking about:
[url]www.notebooknerd.com/indexcss.shtml
A million tons of thanks in the form of kisses from your favorite fantasy actress/actor for helping!