Clorinde

Hi people,

I'm taking care of my web site but I would like to improve it with your help as I'm a bit of an ignorant with html and stuff.

The navigation bar I've created is actually not a real navigation bar I believe. Every time you change page the bar reloads with the new page, you know what I mean?

See for yourself Clorinde

How can I fix this so the loading of the pafe would be smoother and faster?

Would you be able to provide me some codes?

Thanks!

Fry

I'm note sure what u mean. Loads pretty quickly for me.

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fredgsanford

I think she wants a java script rollover effect on her images rather than just changing the image on each page?

Try this out Clorinde:
JavaScript Image Mouseovers - Scriptomizers' Webmaster Tools

Just add the urls to your menu images on your site, and type in where you want them to link to. The script will give you the needed code to put in your html's header, and the code to insert where you want the menu buttons to appear.

netridge

Wow,
Your website site is graphic heavy...
I believe you can use image to create a rollover effect, as long as your navigation is named like to other one on other pages it should be fine.

You can also use frames, it would let your pages load a lot quicker.

and one more, CSS would probably be better for your menus.

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O~Snapple

ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww frames LOL

No i would stay away from layers they are cute for amatures but the coding and cross browser compatibility can be a pain in th apple

~Snapple

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greg73654

True that, I wish there was another way to do something like that. Especially since IE + Netscape/Firefox tend to not do well with each other.

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