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Still a good idea I think. Add a 'share button' option to the menu creation, whatever way works best.

My idea is to make the preview a little bit more proactive. Create a content box and give it X-Y attributes, and preview it. Would be useful if with my cursor, to drag the box and perhaps even resize it, with the option to 'save changes'. HTML would be updated with a new box position and new width ...

As you know, Flash is being dropped in favour of html5, though GIF animator has a useful export to Flash feature.

A new product being developed now is export to html5 like this one: Click Here. Any chance of this being included in a future update of GA?

I've updated the site a bit more, but updating html pages is a tiresome task, so php is the way forwards. Just to show I have been doing something, here is the latest view, which does look OK in Chrome, Firefox 4 and IE9. Not sure about others.....
panorama view

Thanks mapleleaf, looks like a lot of coding just to determine the presentation! Can you add more html style by determining if the user is using the latest version of e.g. Opera, and provide a redirect if the user is using a less able browser? I think the OS also makes a difference, as IE9 won't run ...

Thanks for the link. Out of curiousity, How do you cater for users using IE6 if you are writing in html5? I'm interested in html5, (like the ability to add curves to content boxes) so will play with it when the new version of web editor arrives...

How many home users use Opera?

I've updated the page as per your test, and downloaded the latest version of jquery via the link you supplied, and am pleased to say it's working OK now, thanks
Will update all the pages soon to make it more pleasing to the eye, before trying a php version.

It really isn't, what you have there is something called "jQuery tabs plugin by greg.sidelnikov", even though it's called jQuery. There is 3 parts to the tabify plugin, jquery, plus 2 javascripts which are his. I downloaded the latest version of jquery and replaced the one which came with his ...

You need to use http://jquery.com/ for tabify to work and you probably don't need that horror that you currently have in a file called jquery.js Unfortunately that horror is the latest version of jquery, as the demo had a previous version :) Thanks for the links, I'll try them out too. The tedious ...

Aivars wrote:You need to use http://jquery.com/ for tabify to work and you probably don't need that horror that you currently have in a file called jquery.js

Unfortunately that horror is the latest version of jquery, as the demo had a previous version

notuo wrote:Not framework, not database. Just plain html with some pages (the search is almost plain in this case).

Thanks

You could try this one? http://www.cj-design.com/products/free_ ... sitesearch

That makes sense, thanks I've updated the page though and it still doesn't work correctly. It shows the content of all the tabs, and the tab menu isn't active

Aivars wrote:Put your test page online and give us a link so we can take a look

Hi Aivars, thanks for your offer of assistance, here is my test page: Test page,you may recognise the menu used....

Suddenly have renewed interest in making the site better, and this problem is slowing me down

I did a search and quite a few results turned up.