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Is it possible to change, with just a regular link, de content of a div? And how do I do that?
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CommentAuthorkari.patila
- CommentTimeMay 29th 2008
It is, if your users have Javascript enabled. That might not always be the case, though.
A very crude way of doing so might look something like this:<div id="change">
<p>one</p>
</div>
<a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById('change').innerHTML = '<p>two</p>';return false;">click!</a>
That'll give you a div with "one" inside. Once you click the link, it will change to "two". The getElementById refers to the ID of the div, and the return false; prevents the browser from following the link.
Is this what you are looking for? There are more elegant ways of doing this, and I'd much rather provide a proper example. -
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Your question is not clear... Any how - from my understanding... Using CSS alone, you cannot change text content of a div with a link. Instead you can give a feel of the change by hidding and showing two different div tags.
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Hmm, the way of patila might work, if i didn't have flash-buttons... -_-'
Maybe it 's very important, but my menu is made in flash
And I would like more something like kesav is saying, hiding and showing buttons.. Doesn't have to be with CSS alone.. But of course, it's made in Flash, extra difficulty
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