Re: [WSG] tabbed content within content pages

2005-09-01 Thread Thierry Koblentz
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 I found this technique to spark my interest and curiosity as well,
 and wondered how it's done. Here's another example that's quite
 impressive: http://www.planwell.com/ 

Nice design...

They use CSS + JS
http://www.planwell.com/_lib/js/utilities.js

Look for  CHANGE PLANWELL TABS

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Re: [WSG] tabbed content within content pages

2005-09-01 Thread Helen . Rysavy

Yep this is nice design, however each of the tabs has different content,
unlike the other site I mentioned
http://www.miavanloon.be/huifkartochten/essen/ which has tabbed content
actually within the page.  I wonder if they have several versions of the
page that loads up with each tab.   Seems like double handling.

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I found this technique to spark my interest and curiosity as well,
 and wondered how it's done. Here's another example that's quite
 impressive: http://www.planwell.com/

Nice design...

They use CSS + JS
http://www.planwell.com/_lib/js/utilities.js

Look for  CHANGE PLANWELL TABS

Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com





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RE: [WSG] tabbed content within content pages

2005-09-01 Thread Scott Swabey - Lafinboy Productions
 Helen Rysavy wrote
 I wonder if they 
 have several versions of the
 page that loads up with each tab

I would say that the page content is database fed. The selection of the tab
simply determines what data is selected from the database for display. While
the pages are _individual_ in as far as they have separate URI's, they are
all a template, and the template content is derived from the querystring
passed through the URL. In this case the URL is rewritten to make it more
readable, but behind the scenes it is still in the format of ?a=1amp;b=2.

Regards

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Re: [WSG] tabbed content within content pages

2005-09-01 Thread Irina Ahrens
Excellent tutorials on how it is done:

http://www.sitepoint.com/article/structural-markup-_javascript_ by Simon Willison
http://www.bobbyvandersluis.com/articles/unobtrusiveshowhide.php by Bobby van der Sluis

Cheers, Irina.
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Re: [WSG] tabbed content within content pages

2005-09-01 Thread Bert Doorn

G'day


unlike the other site I mentioned
http://www.miavanloon.be/huifkartochten/essen/ which has tabbed content
actually within the page.  
 

It may appear that way, but unless I'm missing something, there are 3 
different pages:


1. There is a delay (loading a new page) when clicking on a tab
2. The links (in the tabs) are to different urls. 
3. There's no (i)frame, object or JavaScript anywhere in the source


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Re: [WSG] tabbed content within content pages

2005-09-01 Thread Helen . Rysavy

Hiya

Seems like doubling up.  I just read this article on sitepoint - Panel
Switching...

http://www.sitepoint.com/article/structural-markup-javascript/2

Looks like it can be achieved with JavaScript

Cheers




 
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G'day

unlike the other site I mentioned
http://www.miavanloon.be/huifkartochten/essen/ which has tabbed content
actually within the page.


It may appear that way, but unless I'm missing something, there are 3
different pages:

1. There is a delay (loading a new page) when clicking on a tab
2. The links (in the tabs) are to different urls.
3. There's no (i)frame, object or JavaScript anywhere in the source

Regards
--
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http://www.betterwebdesign.com.au/
Fast-loading, user-friendly websites

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Re: [WSG] tabbed content within content pages

2005-09-01 Thread Thierry Koblentz
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 Thanks.. that makes sense.  Bummer, I was hoping for a non db
 solution :)

You have another option if you just want to be able to share the same
content across pages:
SS-Includes...

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