Linking in css?
Hi all,
I'd like to ask something.
I have a stlye.css and that is linked to about 80 html pages.These 80 html pages are summaries of lesson. I have a div its id="pagead" on the top of all 80 pages. When i change style.css all 80 pages changes in relation with css. But i would like to show advertisements in this div and make it a link to another site. But there is no option for making link in css.
How can i overcome this?
Is there a piece of code which enables me to insert link code and it makes all 80 pages' div redirect to link?
Maybe java can do this if i can give div id to java code. But i dont know how to do that...
Thank you....
kazimmerman posted this at 19:37 — 22nd July 2007.
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I don't quite understand what you're needing, but would some sort of include work for you? With PHP, it looks like this:
<?php
//File extension must be .php for this to work
include("file.html");
?>
Then you could put that in each file and change that single file each time. Perhaps I misunderstood you, but this is what I'm thinking you need.
Kurtis
nolikewise posted this at 19:56 — 22nd July 2007.
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Thank you very much, that kind of code was what i was looking for, and my pages in .php so there is no problem.
thank you very much...
kazimmerman posted this at 20:02 — 22nd July 2007.
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No problem. I'm more than glad to help.
webwiz posted this at 02:39 — 23rd July 2007.
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Hmm. I'm wondering if you are thinking of something like Google Ads? These come from another source (Google) and generally go into an iFrame[1]. You'd need to add an iFrame (HTML) in each page, presumably inside the DIV you are referring to.
Note that the source would have its own CSS. Your site-wide CSS only affects the appearance of the surrounding page, not the iFrame itself.
[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/present/frames.html
Cordially, David
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