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Re: How I got the links to work for the iFrames: for each link, I used the code "target="page_display""! So, the full code was like this (with less spaces): < a href = " LINK" target = "page_display" > TEXT
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owlroost
2 years ago
AHHHH, that explains it! I'd thought that the target went on the iframe, not the links themselves. That would explain why my attempt wasn't working. XD
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shadowfae
2 years ago
Yep! Links from the layout to the iframe use target=, links from the iframe to another tab are target=_blank; and if you want to go to a specific iframe w/ the layout, you gotta do a weird JS workaround.
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ballonlea
2 years ago
^! "target=_parent" will make it so that a link you click on inside of the iFrame will open outside of the frame, and into the whole site
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shadowfae
2 years ago
Nah, I mean "open this specific iframe page, but with the layout outside the iframe". parent works good for just opening a new page, though.
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I'M GONNA DO IT. I'M GONNA UPDATE MY LAYOUT SO THAT EACH PAGE IS AN IFRAME INSTEAD OF A WHOLE NEW PAGE, LIKE A WEIRDO. I'M!! GONNA!!! DO IT!!!! (Hoping that saying this will make me do it)
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shadowfae
2 years ago
Go go go!!! I did it and it actually only took about four hours of copy/pasting, just throw some music / a show on and get into the Zone!
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owlroost
2 years ago
How'd you get the internal links to work? I briefly tried this but couldn't get navigation to cooperate.
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Gonna try and join my first active forum, wish me luck with all the #social rules
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I'm participating in The 32-Bit Cafe's coding jam this week, where the prompt is "That Special Thing Close to My Heart"... IT'S BRIDGET TIME BABYYY!