i have this link http://www.tgi.com.pt/link/tabSlideOut.html
and my idea is the link content open the left div.
But I can't doing the desired effect
any suggestion?
Oh, i see -- you want the Content link to open the Contact thing. Well, I see your Content link (in footer (which is actually more of a header)) is:
<a id="handlee" href="#">Content</a>
so, that doesn't seem like it would ever do anything.
You do have another Content link down below, but that appears to be incorrectly included in your slide_out_div. Perhaps that Content link is supposed to be up above in the footer section where the other Content link is?
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I've recently started learning html and CSS. I have no knowledge of javascript, but I will learn soon. I want to know how to use a link on a page to scroll the page down to another portion of the same page in an animated fashion. For instance if the page has 2 parts, a "home" and an "about me" part, I want a link that will scroll the page down to the about me part from the home part. Is it possible to do this without javascript?
For the section you want to jump to, like the "about me" section, what you do is you create an anchor tag and you give it an id and then in your link, you set the link href source to the id of the anchor tag. This will make your link, when clicked, jump to the section that has the matching ID. Now this will jump you to the section, not necessarily animate it in a scrolling fashion.
Example:
link:
About Me
About me section
<a id="about_me">About Me section</a>
You could even leave the anchor tag blank and the link will still jump to that section like so:
<a id="about_me"></a>
My problem goes like this.
I have a tab on the left side and the content for each tab shows in the right side.the tab extends long way down so I should use page scroll to get bat to the top in order or the content to be viewed but I cant scroll and load the same time.
So whats happening is I need to double click the tab to load and scroll to the id to the top.can someone help me with this?
perhaps you could wrap the tabs in an anchor tag with href: and wrap the content in a div tag with the id <div id="content"></div>, this way, when you click on the tab it will redirect you to the content div without having to scroll yourself.
I have a footer section on my website where I want to include a back to Top link.
Problem is that it can't detect on which page of the site the user is so it sends it in the index html top. Is there any way to achieve this?
I can't use Back to top since I have a base href that links to the index page of the website.
This code worked well, cross browser too:
TOP
Add a named anchor in your page just before the content, to specify the top of your current page. Like:
<a name="top"></a>
<!-- Rest of your content here -->
Then in your footer, link to the anchor with:
Back to top
You don't need php for this.
Just add a link like this:
Back to top
I'm having some trouble with facebox and can't seem to find the solution. Anyways, I have everything displayed properly and the images work but my content will not load. When you click the link with the rel="facebox" tag it shows the box but it only displays the loading.gif and none of my content. Does anyone know what is causing this? It is probably something extremely simple but I can't seem to find it in my code. Here is the link to the page: http://www.mcallaro.com/smc/contact.html. Currently I have the content being display:block so you can see it is there but once you close it and click the contact button you will see my issue.
Thanks
I haven't used facebox before, however this is most likely your problem:
<li>Contact Us</li>
Your contact link is directing to no where because it has the # symbol with no additional text. The link for facebox works similarly to anchor linking. To make it work you must direct the link to a div within the page. For example:
Your link would look like this:
Contact Us<!-- #contact is the id of the div you are linking to -->
Your div within the same page would look like this:
<div id="contact">
<!-- Your content here -->
</div>
As of right now your link goes no where and you have your contact info within a div with a class name of content.
You actually don't have to have a separate contact us page either. just simply put the contact div within every page your going to have the link and by default it would be hidden until the contact link is clicked.
I have a page with two iframes - sidebar and content. The sidebar has links that targets the content iframe, so any links that are clicked on the sidebar will load on the content iframe.
I would like the sidebar to refresh whenever a page on the content iframe is loaded. What code would I need to add to the "content" pages to do this?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Providing they're in the same domain, you should be able to do something like this:
window
.parent
.document
.getElementById('id_of_sidebar')
.contentWindow
.location
.reload()
Written in a cascading style because that's the way I like it. Feel free to put the whitespace wherever you like. :)
Disclaimer: I have not tested the above.