Re: any way to set the "bottom" of a scrolling div?
- From: Gianni Rondinini <bugbarbeq@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 10:26:53 +0200
On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 14:05:34 -0700, Jim Moe
<jmm-list.AXSPAMGN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
first of all, thanks for your suggestions. later this morning i'll try
them.
> It is generally a bad idea to duplicate one type of functionality with
>another that is poorly suited to it. If frames work well in your
>application, use them. Otherwise, re-design the interface to use the
>strengths of other elements.
actually, the reason i'm trying to get rid of frames is that a website
using them isn't indexed by search engines. as soon as i'm able to get
a decent layout/setup without them, i'd like to re-design my company's
website.
scrolling the whole page and "loosing" the menus/navbar on the top is
annoying, imho, and i was trying to "fix" them in a position without
using frames. i mean: a "technical" website, designed mainly for
people interested in that product and that need to use it as an online
catalog and/or info/support source, is similar to an application you
would install on your pc and we all have been using applications with
"fixed" menus and toolbars for almost 20 years; then, having fixed
items in a webpage becomes very user-friendly, both imho and in my
users' first impressions.
i think i'll have to wait another couple of years for fixed div's to
be implemented correctly in i.e., too, and go on using frames for
another while :\
thank you again.
regards,
--
Gianni Rondinini (30, tanti, RA)
VBR - Vero Birro Romagnolo
Hai capito, scelf?
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