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Originally Posted by HateEternal Ok, so you know how iframes work? So say I made a website with a content frame and a navigation div. When I click on a link in the nav it opens the new page in the iframe. I want to be able to do the same thing but only using divs. You can make scrollable divs, which is not a problem, but I don't know how to load html from a separate file in the div if a link is clicked. So it would be functionally the same as using an iframe... but not using an iframe. | You'd have to use a few different methods combined for it to work. The PHP include for the content, and JS for the links to know which to use.
You're probably better off in the long run keeping it more 'traditional' as separate pages. That'll go better towards standards compliance and accessibility/usability.
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