Hi i have the script etc to implement this into my web page, but i want the menu to appear in a certain position, I.e. anchored. I know that there is a little bit of text regarding this in the set up files.
Anchor name (e.g. home). Position the menu relative to an anchor
like <a id="home" name="home"> in the page.
IMPORTANT: If you're doing this, you should move the menu <SCRIPT> tags just before the
closing </BODY> tag of your documents.
The page.elmPos function is not included in the example frameset script;
you must paste it into the frameset from the single-frame data file.
I am somewhat confused as to how to actually put this into practice.
I have use "home" within the Norcascade software field "target"
I presume that i also have to add the anchor name id in the place that i want the menu to appear, what would this be?
This is were i then fall down:
menu <SCRIPT> tags just before the
closing </BODY> tag of your documents.
The page.elmPos function is not included in the example frameset script;
you must paste it into the frameset from the single-frame data file.
Really not sure about this.
Is there anyone that can actually translate this for a novice.
Thanks in advance
Phil
Anchor name (e.g. home). Position the menu relative to an anchor
like <a id="home" name="home"> in the page.
IMPORTANT: If you're doing this, you should move the menu <SCRIPT> tags just before the
closing </BODY> tag of your documents.
The page.elmPos function is not included in the example frameset script;
you must paste it into the frameset from the single-frame data file.
I am somewhat confused as to how to actually put this into practice.
I have use "home" within the Norcascade software field "target"
I presume that i also have to add the anchor name id in the place that i want the menu to appear, what would this be?
This is were i then fall down:
menu <SCRIPT> tags just before the
closing </BODY> tag of your documents.
The page.elmPos function is not included in the example frameset script;
you must paste it into the frameset from the single-frame data file.
Really not sure about this.
Is there anyone that can actually translate this for a novice.
Thanks in advance
Phil
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