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zombie

Dead Man Walking
Jun 9, 2001
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Andover(UK)
I have made a web page, For my brother's Isa clan ((LG)) and the .gif's i have put at the top of the page stop's moving when u click on any of the links :(
This is my first web page i have made useing Dreamweaver4 so the site may not b as good as other clan.
i have tryed re-doing the page again, but that did not work:(
Is they any one that can help me plz.
Zombie
((LG)) 's Web site

[Edit: forgot to add link]
 
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Well, you (or Dreamweaver) hasn't made the site in a very standard way - you are using javascript to change the page dynamically. For simplicity, I suggest you make each page of your site a different name. Such as

index.html or default.html (should be used as the first page for the site, and will have all the links on it)
news.html news stuff
members.html a list of all the members, each member name clickable to go to:
membername1.html
membername2.html
membername3.html
...
warfare.html
...

Easiest way to do this imo:
First design the main page and create the header that will repeat on each page (like utassault.net logo, News, Members, Warfare links etc) It should be blank apart from the overall design don't put any content on yet.

For your links (just highlight the text in dreamweaver, and look at the properties box. It will have a place to enter a link.) You should have something like this in the source:

Code:
<a href="news.html">News</a> | 
<a href="members.html">Members</a> | 
<a href="warfare.html">Warfare</a> | 
<a href="schedule.html">Match schedule</a> | 
<a href="mailto:[email protected]">Contact Us</a> | 
<a href="records.html">Record Zone</a> | 
<a href="links.html">Links</a>


You are going to use this as a template for the rest of your site. Then copy the whole index.html file to each of the filenames above (news.html, members.html, (and seperate page for each member), warfare, blah blah blah).

Then edit each page in Dreamweaver and put all the info you want to see in each .html file. Save them all, and upload. Then instead of the page changing dynamically, you will link to a seperate page for different info. The dreamweaver method sucks to be honest and if you are learning this stuff its better to approach it properly.

As you have the pages already, you could look into using frames (which are nasty too) but easy to get started with. Dreamweaver can probably help you do this.
 
I tryed to use Frames first, fuckme that was hard....lol could not get that to work, the way i wanted it to.

Each page has been uploaded to the web space, And as i could not get the frames to work, i wanted a Main logo at top of the page to stay there all the time, so i went to www.dynamicdrive.com and found this javascript that makes a window(like frames) and just changes the page in side it.

<!--CHANGE LINKS BELOW TO YOUR OWN-->
<a href="javascript:jumpto('http://www.cnn.com')">CNN.com</a> |
<a href="javascript:jumpto('http://www.msnbc.com')">MSNBC</a> |
<a href="javascript:jumpto('http://www.abcnews.com')">ABC News</a> |
<a href="javascript:jumpto('http://news.bbc.co.uk')">BBC UK News</a>

<script language="javascript">
<!--

//Drop-down Document Viewer II- © Dynamic Drive (www.dynamicdrive.com)
//For full source code, 100's more DHTML scripts, and TOS,
//visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com

//Specify display mode (0 or 1)
//0 causes document to be displayed in an inline frame, while 1 in a new browser window
var displaymode=0
//if displaymode=0, configure inline frame attributes (ie: dimensions, intial document shown
var iframecode='<iframe id="external" style="width:95%;height:400px" src="http://www.yahoo.com"></iframe>'

/////NO NEED TO EDIT BELOW HERE////////////

if (displaymode==0)
document.write(iframecode)

function jumpto(inputurl){
if (document.getElementById&&displaymode==0)
document.getElementById("external").src=inputurl
else if (document.all&&displaymode==0)
document.all.external.src=inputurl
else{
if (!window.win2||win2.closed)
win2=window.open(inputurl)
//else if win2 already exists
else{
win2.location=inputurl
win2.focus()
}
}
}
//-->
</script>
 
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i have now got ridden of the javascript and done the pages how u said:)
it was easyer doing it that way :D
thanks mate.