Sent by Curtis Clark on 25 December 2004 00:12
on 2004-12-24 16:02 Theresa Mesa wrote:
> In other words, take the navigation out of its include, then futz with it on
> each page. Which sucks if I need to add a link later. So much for the beauty
> of CSS and includes. Sigh...
No, the solution I gave solves that explicitly, because it uses
navigation in an include. Let me break it down:
<li><a
<!-- open the anchor tag -->
<!--#if expr="${DOCUMENT_NAME} = /index.shtml/" -->
<!-- if this is on "index.shtml",
close the anchor without a link -->
>
<!--#else -->
<!-- if it is anywhere else, write the link -->
href="/~webteam/index.shtml">
<!--#endif -->
<!-- close the conditional -->
WebTeam</a></li>
<!-- finish the construct -->
This is in operation at http://www.csupomona.edu/~webteam/, using
http://www.csupomona.edu/~webteam/include/mainmenu.shtml as the include,
and although there is an unfixed glitch with Firefox properly applying
a:hover (I should have written a:link:hover), it otherwise works as
specified. (Thanks to rudy for pointing this technique out to me, btw.)
--
Curtis Clark http://www.csupomona.edu/~jcclark/
Web Coordinator, Cal Poly Pomona +1 909 979 6371
Professor, Biological Sciences +1 909 869 4062
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