Robert Tilley wrote: > My page has a static top, sides, and bottom. I would like to have a dynamic > center which changes according to menu (top of page) selections. > > The only solution which I understand is to use frames. It would work to > reload the entire page with each selection, but avoiding is the main purpose > of CSS. With my increasing knowledge of CSS, I'm trying to move away from > such "hacks" and to code according to standards. This does do the job. > > Replies to this question as to a best solution is much appreciated. > i don't know how you envision your menu items working, but divs laid on top of one another in the center that become visible or hidden as need be would be a solution. To make the current center "stick" even if the mouse moves off the menu item, you'll need a bit of javascript. See http://www.microcinemadvd.com/help/policies/how_to_order.html for something similar to what I think you want (click on the tabs etc)
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