Dynamic Web Template and Java-Based Toolbar

[Armond Perretta]

I know I haven't done _all_ my homework on this yet, but ...

I am working on http://www.photohaven.com/hotweb where I have built several
java-based menus. The left-side menu is site-wide and simple to update.
However the horizontal toolbar is based on a few small scripts and a body of
HTML contained in a table. A complicating factor is the nature of the
graphics I've chosen.

I want to build a .dwt with the horizontal toolbar HTML table and insert
this in the working pages site-wide so that I can update the menubar at one
shot. Is this possible? I freely acknowledge that I'm just getting started
with ".dwt" pages.

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

You can create a DWT out of the page
- just be advised that only IE supports all the word/shape art you are using
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| I know I haven't done _all_ my homework on this yet, but ...
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| I am working on http://www.photohaven.com/hotweb where I have built several
| java-based menus. The left-side menu is site-wide and simple to update.
| However the horizontal toolbar is based on a few small scripts and a body of
| HTML contained in a table. A complicating factor is the nature of the
| graphics I've chosen.
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| I want to build a .dwt with the horizontal toolbar HTML table and insert
| this in the working pages site-wide so that I can update the menubar at one
| shot. Is this possible? I freely acknowledge that I'm just getting started
| with ".dwt" pages.
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| Good luck and good sailing.
| s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat
| http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net/
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[Armond Perretta]

You can create a DWT out of the page
- just be advised that only IE supports all the word/shape art you
are using

Thanks for the advice. The "WordArt" is a temporary filler until the real
logos are finished. I agree that they are sometimes more trouble than they
are worth.

Anyway, I think I have the ".dwt" pages working so that I can change the
java menus site-wide in one step. What a relief. Thanks for the
encouragement.