Hi,
Is there a recommended way to do in-frame navigation with CSS (replacement
for <frameset>)? Currently I am implementing that by toggling <div>s between
"display: block" and "display: none". Two annoying things are:
(1) This looks like an ugly hack to me. Objection?
(2) Ideally the menu list should be done with <a>s that handle the
navigation automatically for me. However, in my case since I have to
manually toggle the display visibility of various <div>s, there seems to be
no way but resorting to scripting to do that. This looks like double-ugly to
me, and kinda defeats the purpose of <a>'s. Maybe this is a legitimate case
not to use <a>s for menu list?
Please share your thoughts on the points above.
Thanks,
Chris
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