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navigation in long document?
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| Hi,
Firstly I am relatively new to all this so sorry if these questions appear
dumb.
I am working on a site trying to learn more about web design and I have
chose the to use the following structure;
Index.php
menu.php
Index.php contains the main layout using CSS positioning and has a left
column (menu loaded in to here) middle column (content loaded here) and
right column (misc stuff loaded here). The index page contains
require_once ("menu.php") and the menu contains all the urls and passes the
value back to index.php as a page value i.e. page = page1.html and then the
index.php checks to ensure it's a valid page and does a
require_once( "$page" )
My problem:
If I have a long document that I want to have an url on for the user to
click to take them back to the top of the page, how do I get it to load
this in to the content area as currently when I click on it the page opens
overiding my divs (menu, content, misc)
I hope have explained this clearly, and appreciate any help
Many thanks
Rigga
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| not totally sure what your after here..if you want a link to
take the user to the top of the *current* page use this:
<a href=<?=$PHP_SELF?>#top>top</a>
"RiGGa" <rigga@hasnomail.com> wrote in message
news:41ea3bf8$0$47684$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> Hi,
>
> Firstly I am relatively new to all this so sorry if these questions appear
> dumb.
>
> I am working on a site trying to learn more about web design and I have
> chose the to use the following structure;
>
> Index.php
> menu.php
>
> Index.php contains the main layout using CSS positioning and has a left
> column (menu loaded in to here) middle column (content loaded here) and
> right column (misc stuff loaded here). The index page contains
> require_once ("menu.php") and the menu contains all the urls and passes
> the
> value back to index.php as a page value i.e. page = page1.html and then
> the
> index.php checks to ensure it's a valid page and does a
> require_once( "$page" )
>
> My problem:
>
> If I have a long document that I want to have an url on for the user to
> click to take them back to the top of the page, how do I get it to load
> this in to the content area as currently when I click on it the page opens
> overiding my divs (menu, content, misc)
>
> I hope have explained this clearly, and appreciate any help
>
> Many thanks
>
> Rigga
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