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Here's the URL for my website:
members.aol.com/kingklik
This isn't a con, there isn't even a hit counter on it so don't worry.
What I want is for the menu to scroll down over the top of the lower frame. Is this possible?
members.aol.com/kingklik
This isn't a con, there isn't even a hit counter on it so don't worry.
What I want is for the menu to scroll down over the top of the lower frame. Is this possible?
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Probably.
I found it pretty hard.....
Maybe I was just doing it wrong?...
Maybe I was just doing it wrong?...
Eh? It was dead simple! There's even a layer button!
Turbonutter wrote:
> Kingkilk, use Dreamweaver to create a floating CSS layer.
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Its quite tricky though, it may take a while to get to grips with it.
> Kingkilk, use Dreamweaver to create a floating CSS layer.
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Its quite tricky though, it may take a while to get to grips with it.
I'll give it a go, Turbonutter.
Kingkilk, use Dreamweaver to create a floating CSS layer.
lol, YH it is then.
Lol@ Kinglik, just call me YH mate.
Dreamweaver is good, but it's handy to know how to do things straight into HTML yourself as you can often do things with less lines than when you use a program like Dreamweaver.
Having said that, I'm using DreamWeaver Ultra Dev 4 to do my site, my I'm still doing bits by hand as well.
Dreamweaver is good, but it's handy to know how to do things straight into HTML yourself as you can often do things with less lines than when you use a program like Dreamweaver.
Having said that, I'm using DreamWeaver Ultra Dev 4 to do my site, my I'm still doing bits by hand as well.
Thanks Tim-May. And, (I'm not calling you 'your honour'), I'm still learning the basics of HTML, so, for the time being, I'm sticking with Dreamweaver.
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