does anyone know how this page is done?

[handepora]

www.garciamurube.com (http://www.garciamurube.com/)

[scoutt]

how is it done?? what do you mean? did you look at the source?

[handepora]

...of course I did.
What I mean is if every section in the page is a diferent html page, and what javascript is used to make those transitions.
I'm quite bad at html and looking at the code is not enough for me to understand the logic behind it.
Got it now?
I'm not asking for a detailed step by step explanation, just a little orientation.

[scoutt]

well as far as every section having a different page is hard to tell. all we see is the generated page, but it doens't look like it since it is has a html extension.

all that guy did is just create a page that has tables and used css to make the borders. nothing special about that page.

[putts]

Scoutt, I think he's talking more about the transitions that happen when you go to different sections of the page via the nav bar.

handepora,
if you go to MSDN's Filters and Transitions (http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/samples/author/dhtml/DXTidemo/DXTidemo.htm) You can see a variety of different filters and transitions you can use to give pages different visual effects.

One of the transitions is called "Slide." More than likely, they used three different slide transitions (2 simultaneously and 1 after the first 2).

Hope that helps.

[scoutt]

ahh that makes since, but they aren't using transitions, it is all javascript.

<a href="javascript:parent.desplaza(0,1)">

no transitions or filters in the css.

they are suing scrollTo() function.

[handepora]

thanks a lot to you both

[SCDLT]

OH MY GOODNESS! THAT IS AWSOME!

I needa know where I can find tut's for that! Gemme a link quick! I'm very excited, the last thing I learned was CSS a whole week ago! Infact gemme all the tut's you can find, on everything! well everything web related.

[giz]

The code to do that is all there, right on that site. What more do you need?

[SCDLT]

there are external javascript files I dont know of anyway to look at them :-/

[scoutt]

just type the path in the url and download it.