| Forums > General > "navigational." (7 replies)
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omg in the wrong section.
fine whatever.
so anyway,
what do you need to have for a navigational skin?
how come sometimes my navis don't work?
i have put in the scrripts. the navis.
the type i put for te navi is 'span', if there are even any others.
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I always use image maps for navigations. I didn't learn how to make text into navigations.
If I'm not wrong, the "name" attribute and its value are necessary within the area tags for the image map to work in Mozilla Firefox.
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i'm not using image mapping.
i'm using normal div layers.
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Division layers can't work alone to become navigational. You need a script of course to transit between the layers. You also need to make use of intrinsic events like onmouseclick, I think.
Edited 19 days ago. |
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Put the script, if the script points to the div "main", set the layer where you put all your blog, profile, etc. under the layer id "main". That's important.
For the navis, you can use div span blah blah. Use styles to edit it also can. But there must be an onClick function so it would work. For example, profile navi onClick="changeNavigation('profile') right, so your div layer for profile shd be [div id="profile" style="display: none;"].
Lol. =_=
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LOL HILARY, I wouldn't understand it if I were a beginner.
I managed to understand those codes by experimenting.
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i dun understand what hilary is talking about.
i put in the script codes, navigational onClick codes, i also put in the div id thing.
also, does the words/letters to navigate affect the navigational function?
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hello?
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