Webpage hierachy viewer

Pageplus and Webplus could have an option to be able to view the various links between your pages. Ie: a box marked 'homepage' (or whatever you had called it) at the top, showing all the pages linked to it underneath, and so on.
This would be useful for making a website more userfriendly, and for eliminating redundant links. Plus, it would look good as well!

hi nick
not sure, but i think what you mean is a cascading style sheet, such as, if you go to the buttons at the top of this page a dropdown menu with links appears.
steve

Hi Steve,

I think you're confusing the 'cascading' (dropdown) effect of DHTML (Dynamic HTML) menus with the 'cascading' (trickle down) of style sheet definitions as implemented by CSS. CSS overrides the browser's default settings for displaying the content of a web page, e.g.

  font-family: Arial; font-weight: bold; font-size: 8pt; color: red

to tell the browser to use 8pt Arial Bold red type instead of the usual Times New Roman black.

I wonder if what Nick has in mind is something akin to NetObjects Fusion's SiteView mode, as discussed here: http://www.efuse.com/Plan/fusion__siteview.html.

Alfred

Click here: http://echo1.dr2.net/~corniest/Serif..."";return true for a guide to the 'smiley' shortcuts and the markup code, and for links to wishlists.

Speaking of eFuse.com,: http://www.efuse.com have you noticed that it is out of date by about two years?

And CoolMaps Components Club: http://club.coolmaps.com/ seems to be dead since about November of 2002, except that they will still take your money.

GotFusion: http://www.gotfusion.com/ and BitMotion: http://www.bitmotion.com/ (their Cascadia Menu is great!) seem to be about the only sites still working and updated.

Jim B. :> )

I am tired. Even though I slept like a baby, I dreamed that I had insomnia all night.

The Net Objects Fusion people have got there first I see. Alas, but I think I will stick to good ol' Serif for their user-friendliness and wealth of features. And the commision they've given me.

:-D

Nick,

&nbsp; >>> Subject: Now a new problem! <<<

What's the new problem?

&nbsp; ?
Alfred

Start every day with a smile and get it over with. - W.C. Fields (1880-1946)

Jim,

&nbsp; >>> Cascadia Menu is great! <<<

It certainly looks very nice. What a pity it's "only" 47 USD.

BTW I hadn't noticed how out of date eFuse.com was – I think I simply searched for info on SiteView and happened to find that page with its pretty pictures.

Alfred

If you believe everything you read, better not read. - Japanese proverb