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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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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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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
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.
^! "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
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.