| Murray *TMM* 2004-04-21, 2:49 pm |
| This is a common new developer question. The answer is that there is not a
great way to do it. You could try -
1. Using a database to supply the content for the middle (but the page
would have to reload anyhow)
2. Using frames for the site (but then you marry a very unruly 900 pound
gorilla)
3. Using an IFrame for the middle content (but then you inherit the many
problems of frame with the additional issue of browser support)
4. Designing your page so that it is lightweight and compact, and have the
navigation just link to separate pages (thus your pages load quickly and the
visitor is generally unaware that things are reloading)
The method that you would choose depends on -
a. Your skill level
b. Your willingness to shoot your own foot
c. Your reasons for wanting to do what you asked about originally
Get it?
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"stussyb" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:c5oifh$n1e$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> in dreamweaver How do i make the whole page static (images navigation -
buttons etc background)
> and just the center of the tabel (whole page) change when the navigation
buttons are clicked?
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