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tabbed web pages using HTML???
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TheConeHead
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use attribute tabindex then number your order (ie tabindex="1"
<select>
<option selected>none selected
<option>Option 1
<option>Option 2
</select>
<select>
<option selected>none selected
<option>Option 1
<option>Option 2
</select>
Tabbed web pages? You mean like the Forum/Keyword Search/FAQs/Links tabs on this page? The easiest way is to use graphics (or CSS-formatted text) to look like tabs along the top of your page, with each one linking to a seperate document with that tab uppermost. There are (no doubt) slicker ways to do it with DHTML, but they're more difficult to get working in all browsers.
To put a list box in an HTML form, you need to set the
attribute of a <select>. Somewhat confusingly,
, which controls the width of <input type=text> controls, contains the height of <select> controls. For example
will give you a 3-high list box. -- Chris Hunt
Extra Connections Ltd
To put a list box in an HTML form, you need to set the
Code:
size
Code:
size
Code:
<select name="nation" size="3">
<option>England</option>
<option>France</option>
<option>Ireland</option>
<option>Italy</option>
<option>Scotland</option>
<option>Wales</option>
</select>will give you a 3-high list box. -- Chris Hunt
Extra Connections Ltd
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