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8 years without webdesign
hi guys!
started my carreer as webdesigner. now i’m motion graphics designer. so i have to do a webpage again and have no clue where to begin.
i would love to get some advices of some professionals who are still up to date 😉
i wanna hava a page which is divided into 3 parts:
top content (logo…..)
middle content (menu)
bottom content (page text, infos, actual content)years ago i would have done it with frames but what i read so far, nobody is using that anymore. div layers are the thing to use. is that true?
basicly what i want is that when i click something in the menu the bottom content window should change without reloading the whole site.
any reccomandations?
thanks a lot!
florian -
3 Replies
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You could use flash and do that or php may work also . Depends on the content. Could you explain why you don’t want to reload the page. That may help in finding the best solution.
~Rob
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hello…
ya – you can use divs with an overflow:auto attribute to create a frame effect (with all the content on one page), but there is another post reply to this that holds true – can you offer up a use case for what you’re doing so that we can better help you out?
frames are not necessarily evil, but you are correct that there are other options – just need more info on your goals to better suggest an appropriate option for you… 🙂
sitruc
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hello…
ya – you can use divs with an overflow:auto attribute to create a frame effect (with all the content on one page), but there is another post reply to this that holds true – can you offer up a use case for what you’re doing so that we can better help you out?
frames are not necessarily evil, but you are correct that there are other options – just need more info on your goals to better suggest an appropriate option for you… 🙂
sitruc
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