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AK
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2nd Nov 07 at 11:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
this page... http://www.trackscotland.co.uk/media.htm

or via media tab on left from http://www.trackscotland.co.uk

In my opinion there is too much on the page and it needs seperated.

So... by event, by car?, by track? any other suggestions?

How would you layout the resulting media 'menu' page?
Brett
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Yeah, need sub-menu's like the Geek day one on here imo.
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Yeah sub menu is the best bet, do it as 1 file , then point each page to the one file as an include or sumit.
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eh?
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basicly, you create the menu in javascript, then point each page to the one file.

So you would have like a header file, that has the menu in it, then each page points to the header, this is done so if you add to the menu, you simply edit one file rather than every single page.
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php or javascript?

I'd go for php, very simple to use
Steve
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quote:
Originally posted by micra_pete
php or javascript?

I'd go for php, very simple to use


javascript is better for small gadgets like nismo suggested, php is meant more for back end webpage processing
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Id use JS, theres plenty of programs or online tools that can create them for you , easy even if you no little or no JS knowledge to use.

Source Tec, Sothink menu creator is one i know of.
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i dont see the point in complicating it with a daft js menu

I'm more asking how would you spit it, not how would you link it
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im not a fan of framed websites, just keep it to one page, create a nice header image/banner with a fixed width down centre of page similar to vagweb

 
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