webpage programming!

anjuraju

Hi all!
I am new to webpage programming.I want you to help me regarding my problem.I want to have a hr(hard rule/horizontal rule) in which I should have words that act as links to some other page.
Can you help me out?

anjuraju 🙂

leatherback

Not sure what you are trying. IN a <hr>?

Something like:
<hr>
<a href="thelink.html">The Label</a>

anjuraju

The links have to be in a line separated by | in a horizontal rule.Let me put it in some other words.The links are kept in boxes something like submit buttons,and are separated by |. I thought they would look good if they are in a line.Check out the first menu in this page that goes like
User CP FAQ Members list Calender Search
I want it like that ,the only diff being instead of menu,I want the links.

anjuraju

leatherback

like:

<a href="thelink.html">The Label</a> |
<a href="thelink2.html">The Label2</a> |
<a href="thelink3.html">The Label3</a> |
<a href="thelink4.html">The Label4</a>
??

Still a bit confused.. the menu on top is also just a collectionf of links..

anjuraju

Sorry for being ambiguous.I meant abt the background.For eg please check the following:

http://www.jessett.com/web_sites/html/#res

I meant the box in which the menu is there which goes like:
usability graphic design blah blah

anjuraju

leatherback

Hi, with stylesheets. (See the site you mentiond) e.g.:

<div id="menubar">
|
Home
|
<a href="content/admin_en.php">Administrative Services</a>
|
<a href="content/congress_en.php">Congress Services</a>
|
<a href="content/quote_en.php">Request Quotation</a>
</div>

the menu declatration

#menubar {
	background-color:#009379;
	color:  #E8FFFF ;
	padding: 2px;
	margin: 0px;
	padding-left: 200px;
	border-top: 1px solid #000000;
	border-bottom: 1px solid #000000;
	text-align: left;
}

anjuraju

Thanks a million for guiding me.I am really relieved.Where should the menubar code be placed say between the head and title or somewhere else.Can you suggest some site which would help me with styling my web pages using PHP.

Thankyou

anjuraju

leatherback

Anjuraju,

PhP only creates the HTML / xml / .. for the page. the styling itself is done with formatting codes, such as CSS, and is independent of the way the html/xml/.. was generated.

kburger

Just for future reference --

horizontal --
vertical |

😉

leatherback

kburger wrote:
Just for future reference --

horizontal --
vertical |

😉

???

tripwater

leatherback wrote:
???

anjuraju wrote:
The links have to be in a line separated by | in a horizontal rule.

I assume that is what you were asking

leatherback

Yeah..

THe links have to be separated by a <vertical> | and placed on a horizontal line. Where does your future reference come from

🙂

tripwater

Not sure what you mean, I did not post the original post you questioned. And I assume he intended it for the original poster

Just trying to help 😉