big fat thx.....:) On 25 Okt., 06:49, LarryTX <[email protected]> wrote: > It sound like to me that you've got a simple menu in the left column. > You'd put your $content_for_layout in the right column. Then in your > left column, you'd have the standard hyperlinks like <a href="/mysite/ > pictures/pictures">Pictures</a> (I'm assuming that Address, Pictures, > Contacts, and so forth are each a separate class.) Each hyperlink in > the left column will display your desired page in the right column > because that's where you put your $content_for_layout. You could use > $html->link expressions instead of explicit <a> tags, but I find that > rather contrived when the normal hyperlinks are just as easy to type. > > By the way if your ever in the market for a really good multi-column > layout, take a look at the jQuery UI Layout Plugin (http:// > layout.jquery-dev.net/index.cfm). It's fantastic with all the bells > and whistles you could ever imagine. The instructions for using are > are a bit obtuse, but if take a look at the samples provided, it > becomes really easy to use.
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