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I would like to make a nav bar which looks like and has similar functionality as the on on this page: http://www.webscribble.com
I am not sure how to accomplish this, should i use Frames or is there another way to have the tabs change appearance from page to page.
As far as I can see, this is not too difficult. There is no need for frames; all you need to do is display the correct images in each page, for example:
On the first page, imgTab1 is selected (the _On.gif image). The same is true for the second page with the second tab and so on.
So all you need to do is display the "selected" tab with an image on the page the user has browsed to. You can even do this with a server side technology like ASP or PHP etc and then use the QueryString to determine which tab to select.
HtH
Imar
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Imar Spaanjaars
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