Re: [css-d] adding list style navigation to site from separate, page

2006-05-23 Thread bj
>I tried searching the archives, but maybe I didn't have the right terms.  I
>would like to have the list-style navigation I'm building in a separate
>page [snip]

You need to search for php include or server side include. But that's unrelated 
to css, so you won't find it on the css-d wiki.

Good luck,
bj



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Re: [css-d] adding list style navigation to site from separate page

2006-05-23 Thread Richard Allsebrook
This *can* be done in CSS using the :after Psuedo-element 
(http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_pseudo_elements.asp) but the cross 
browser support for this is very poor and can't be relied upon.

This *can* be done with Javascript, but not all your uses will/can have 
javascript enabled so this can't be relied upon either.

This *can* be done with frames, but there are accessibility/SEO problems 
with frames.

The winning solution is to use server side scripting to insert the 
navigation markup into a document, for example, here's how it could be 
done in PHP.



my page



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GypsiiRose Baptiste wrote:
> Hello,
> I tried searching the archives, but maybe I didn't have the right terms.  I
> would like to have the list-style navigation I'm building in a separate
> page, and import it into all the pages in the site to make management
> easier.  The navigation is going to be a horizontal row of css based
> flyouts. I'm imagining this gets done all the time, but I haven't come
> across a tutorial for it anywhere.  On the ones I've seen, the nav goes
> directly in the page, which seems silly for a site larger than 3 pages!
> Thanks in advance,
> Rose
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[css-d] adding list style navigation to site from separate page

2006-05-23 Thread GypsiiRose Baptiste
Hello,
I tried searching the archives, but maybe I didn't have the right terms.  I
would like to have the list-style navigation I'm building in a separate
page, and import it into all the pages in the site to make management
easier.  The navigation is going to be a horizontal row of css based
flyouts. I'm imagining this gets done all the time, but I haven't come
across a tutorial for it anywhere.  On the ones I've seen, the nav goes
directly in the page, which seems silly for a site larger than 3 pages!
Thanks in advance,
Rose
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