On 22-Nov-2008, at 12:56, Harvey Beaudette wrote:
I am trying to replicate a webpage that uses buttons in a sidebar to call up weather data and graphs on the same page . . . that is, clicking on a different button (link) will replace the old data with new stats and graphs. I can do this using frames but would like to do it in CSS.
You cannot do this in CSS (well, ok, maybe, but not well). You need to use some sort of Javascript/AJAX.
(For CSS you can use the old menu trick were you draw the drop-down offscreen and then change the location of the enclosing DIV to be onscreen. It's a fugly kludge, and I don't recommend it).
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