Hi Folks -

The top of my webpage contains a business name and image and navigational links like home, about, help, login/out, features and get started.

As the user navigates to these links further down the page, i want to keep the top of the webpage static.

I am drawing a blank how to do this in O4W ?

thanks

Brio

Hi Folks -

The top of my webpage contains a business name and image and navigational links like home, about, help, login/out, features and get started.

As the user navigates to these links further down the page, i want to keep the top of the webpage static.

I am drawing a blank how to do this in O4W ?

thanks

Brio

Hi, Brian. So, making them as part of the template isn't sufficient?

You could make what's called an HTML "iframe" - that's a web page that is included "inside" another page. The iframe is defined by a url and gets loaded and run just like a regular web page, it's just "embedded" inside a parent. So you'd create an HTML page that serves as the "parent" page, and include an iframe tag that calls your O4W starting page.

Google "html iframe" and you will find a bunch of instructional pages that describe what you need to do in more detail.

Hope that helps,

- Bryan Shumsky

Revelation Software, Inc.

Hi Bryan -

Yes I already use iFrames with O4WLINK.

But what I have found is Google does not index the webpage within an iframe - only the parent……..

meaning Google DOES index the O4W %BODY% portion of the template/webpage.

And putting the Company name and image in the template WOULD work - but putting various links like home, about, help, login/out, features and get started in the template as well would have no way of "communicating" with the O4W %BODY% - such as O4WGOTFOCUS.

Does that make sense …. what I am after..?

by example these guys are doing some stuff for me:

https://bitnettechnology.com/camco/

where the header does NOT scroll up/down when it goes to a different part of the page. None of this is O4W

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