• Hello- A friend of mine remarked that he wanted to see a separate scrollbar for the body portion of the blog and keep the menu portion static on the side. I imagine the logic is that he wants to see the menu all the time and be able to scroll the posts freely. I have not seen anything posted pertaining to this, but perhaps someone out there has done something or even understands what I mean.
    If it is something that is looked down upon(design-wise), that’s fine but I would still like to know why no-one does it.
    Thanks,
    Chuck

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  • This usually involves the use of frames or I-frames. Many folks don’t want the extra complexity, and there are some drawbacks to using them. That said, there are some sites out there using them, without any problems. It has a lot to do with what your design goals are all about, and whether or not the added complexity of designing, building, and maintaining a site like this provides enough value to you as the site owner and to your potential visitors.

    Fancy folk are now using a frames effect in CSS only.

    Thread Starter s325607

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    Thanks! I will do my homework and decide what to do.
    Cheers,
    Chuck

    Thread Starter s325607

    (@s325607)

    Thanks everybody. I have decided to make it so that if you use IE the neat-o scroll function is disabled but if you use Firefox, etc. it should work. If you want to test it out, go here:
    http://nordicchicksrule.blogdns.com/wordpress/index.php
    NOTE: This is just a test site running on my home PC so it doesn’t have any content, just layout tweaks. I borrowed the Rubric theme and modified it slightly so if you recognize it that’s where it came from…

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