Here!!

So I'm using Dreamweaver(really good, but the learning curve is a bit steep but not unlearnable), my question is that, you know how TL.net has the spoiler tags? How does one do that using HTML or it cannot be done? It looks very newbish right now I know.

Can anyone give me pointers, etc?

Try

United States1293 Posts

March 01 2008 02:26 GMT

What's the website for?

micronesia

United States24796 Posts

March 01 2008 02:28 GMT

Advent Children?

Raithed

China7078 Posts

March 01 2008 02:36 GMT

It's just for personal use, blogging about random crap, and just mainly people wanting to know me better etc, that kind of site. Give me pointers!

SonuvBob

Aiur21552 Posts

March 01 2008 02:45 GMT

The basics: (quote to see the html)
show surprise

paper

13196 Posts

March 01 2008 02:50 GMT

On March 01 2008 11:45 SonuvBob wrote:
The basics: (quote to see the html)
<a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById('surprise').style.display='';return false">show surprise</a><div id="surprise" style="display: none">SURPRISE!!!</div>

OMG A SURPRISE!!

Raithed

China7078 Posts

March 01 2008 03:10 GMT

Whoa, Bob, is this javascript? It doesn't look like HTML to me. Oh and I got another question, I'll try to be crazy specific as possible.

I want to be able to do this in PHP, and I don't know PHP slightest. I have PHP.net, and I have one PHP as template, and another as a content. So basically, the template.php would always be there and always be included in the content.php.

...anyone follow?

berated-

United States1134 Posts

March 01 2008 03:37 GMT

I think I understand what you are saying. Let me try to reexplain and then answer.

You want to keep the same page, but just reload the content?

You could have a header.inc and a footer.inc

You could have a div content that is your body that is your content.

so then everypage would be like,

<?php include("header.inc"); ?>

<div id = "content">

blah blah blah

</div>

<?php include("footer.inc"); ?>

Raithed

China7078 Posts

March 01 2008 03:56 GMT

On March 01 2008 12:37 berated- wrote:
I think I understand what you are saying. Let me try to reexplain and then answer.

You want to keep the same page, but just reload the content?

You could have a header.inc and a footer.inc

You could have a div content that is your body that is your content.

so then everypage would be like,

<?php include("header.inc"); ?>

<div id = "content">

blah blah blah

</div>

<?php include("footer.inc"); ?>

YES! Exactly, something like this: + Show Spoiler +

So for the header.inc is it .inc or .php? Thanks, this is something I want.

fusionsdf

Canada15390 Posts

March 01 2008 05:47 GMT

#10

I've always used .php and then include

but its been a while :O

jtan

Sweden5891 Posts

March 01 2008 09:50 GMT

#11

On March 01 2008 12:10 Raithed wrote:

Show nested quote +

Best way is probably to start learning php, and then your specific questions becomes easier.

I learned php by myself by making a starcraft-clan website for me + friends back in highschool

It's pretty easy once you get started.

yenta

Poland1143 Posts

March 01 2008 11:09 GMT

#12

Read this article on Model View Controller Architecture with php website:
http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_0/02-Exploring-Symfony-s-Code

Consider using a framework to build your site - its much easier to understand when half the shit is already written for you.

Also, spoilers are javascript - checkout jQuery or Prototype frameworks for easy javascript.
http://jquery.com/
http://www.prototypejs.org/

jhNz

Germany2762 Posts

March 01 2008 12:02 GMT

#13

On March 01 2008 12:56 Raithed wrote:

Show nested quote +

YES! Exactly, something like this: + Show Spoiler +

So for the header.inc is it .inc or .php? Thanks, this is something I want.

you could use an iframe for that too.

<iframe width="100" height="100" framerborder .... ></iframe>

btw i have no clue, whether html code can be shown in my comment or not.

d.arkive

United States843 Posts

March 04 2008 16:12 GMT

#14

Do you know a good site that will help you learn Dreamweaver ? I'm trying to start, but it's just so intimidating ><. Thanks!

Bub

United States3518 Posts

March 04 2008 18:13 GMT

#15

I guess your first question has been answered. Anymore just ask and I might be able to help. You know the [yt] tag on TL? I liked the idea so much I got it on my forum too.. I had no idea it'd take quite some time to get it all working

Bub

United States3518 Posts

March 04 2008 18:16 GMT

#16

as for learning Dreamweaver why not just head over to Barnes & Nobbles? They have a nice variety not just on Dreamweaver but pretty much everything else too. That's how I learned the basics of FlashMX.