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How do i create a target area on a page without using a frame.

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123Umm

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Hi, I have created a simple page layout in fireworks and sliced it up into images area that i want o be able to edit and one area that i want to be able to change the text in depending on what nav button is selected. How do i do this last bit? there are no frames on the page they are too restricting ... is it possible to create a box and say "put the text in here"? hope you can see the link. Also i don't really understand editable regions they look great for management of a site but i am not sure how to set them up. Is there a good site i can go to to learn more. cheers ed
 
The link does not work.

I would suggest you read up on CSS as it sounds like you are working in a table based layout.

What you are trying to do can be done with javacript. But the concept is you want all your content for each link in its own DIV or layer. You then have all but one visible. When a user clicks a link it checks which one is visible and then if that is not the one that is linked it will hide what is showing and make the one you want visible.

Look into JQUERY and the anything slider -
Not only will this accomplish what you want done but it will also add a nice transition effect.

Darryn Cooke
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