Is there a script or something that will let my website visitors view my website in different layouts?
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I'm not entirely sure what you mean, so I'll try and explain both possible answers.\nYou could mean that you want to change the look and style of your page (for example backround color) randomly for each user, or have an option for the user to change the page design. You do this using both JavaScript and "CSS", both of which can work with just about any web hosting and will work in just about all new web browsers.\nIt works by putting all the information about your websites style, for example text size and color, in a special file. You can get quite details and label styles, and then specify what style goes where. \nThink of this as setting your headers as being bold and a large size, but normal text not being bold and medium size. You could have something like..\n\n.paragraph { font: 12pt Bold; } \n.header { font: 15p Bold; } \n\n\nNormally you add a mention of the special file in your main HTML web page with a line like \n\n<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mywebstyle.css" />"\n\nThen you just need to specify if your paragraph is plain text or a header like so...\n\n<p class="header">HEADER!</p> \n<p class="text">This is our paragraph</p> \n\nNotice the use of class="style"\n\nUsing JavaScript, you can add a link that automaticly loads another .css file, or css details within the original css. \nAssuming you keep everything in one CSS file (the easyiest and most organised way) you can just define an extra style, for example we could expand our earlyier styles in the CSS file to..\n\n.paragraph1 { font: 12pt Bold; } \n.header1 { font: 15p Bold; } \n.paragraph2 { font: 12pt Bold; } \n.header2 { font: 15p Bold; } \n\nNow if we add an "ID" to our paragraphs such as...\n\n<p class="header1" id="heads">HEADER!</p> \n<p class="text1" id="para">This is our paragraph</p> \n\nwe can then change the class (the class specified is just the default) using something like.\n\n<a href="javascript:;" onClick="change('heads', 'header1');">Use Header 1</a>\n<a href="javascript:;" onClick="change('heads', 'header2');">Use Header 2</a>\n\nOf course I've tried to keep my answer short, so it's possible that doesn't all make sence. You'll need to search around for "CSS Style Change" , or for a couple of good starters try http://css.somepeople.net/dynamic and for a really good example goto http://www.spoono.com/javascript/tutorials/tutorial.php?id=18&settutstyle=1 where you can see the effect in action.\n\n\nAnother option is to use file "includes". This is where you can use reacuring code of your website in one file, and get diffrent pages to include parts of an original file. For example, on Yahoo Answers, every page has the Logo, some signin information and the "ask, answer, discover" banner.\nInstead of adding the code for this section manual on everysite, Yahoo just needs to add this part of the site to a file on it's own, and call this file as part of the main page. For example something like this...\n\n<html>\n<include = "TheTopOfThePage.inc">\n<p>Main stuff unique to this page</p>\n<include = "BottomOfThePage.inc">\n<html>\nand for another page...\n<html>\n<include = "TheTopOfThePage.inc">\n<p>Some other page with diffent stuff>\n<include = "BottomOfThePage.inc">\n</html>\n\nThe problem with this is that the code has to be added on the SERVER, that is the place where the HTML files are kept. The server itself adds the code and sends it complete to the CLIENT, so in fact, even with the above code the CLIENT never sees the "include" links but insteads sees the contents of the ".inc&quo
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To accomplish this, you'll need just a little bit of javascript.  I've written a quick script for you that should do the job:\n\n<script>\nfunction bothFrames(firstURL, secondURL)\n{\n//Take out the space after ".replace" Yahoo! wouldn't\n//display all of the code without the space in it.\nparent.FRAME1.location.replace (firstURL );\nparent.FRAME2.location.replace (secondURL );\n}\n</script>\n\nNOTE: Make sure that you replace "FRAME1" and "FRAME2" with the names of your Frames or it won't work! =)\n\nJust insert the above code between the </head> and <body> tag of the page that will have the link that people will click on.\n\nTo make it work, just insert a link onto the webpage like so:\n\n<a href="#" onClick="bothFrames('http://www.yahoo.com', 'http://www.google.com');" >Please work!!</a>
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This is what I use: http://www.createblog.com/scripts/download.php?id=91
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If you want people to visit your google adds, dont make them a different color from the rest of your page.  Google has some good info on their "adsense" web site that covers this.\n\nAlso, you have too many adds on your site, keep them in one spot.
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WWW.LAYOUTMYSPACECODES.COM
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If you are talking about splitting pages into their component parts (nav, content, footer.......) then what you are looking for is server side includes (ssi).\n\nThis can be done with any page as long as your hosting company supports ssi.\n\nThese days most hosts support this and with other techs like php you can actually use what are called dynamic includes and have the included file change depending on what information is passed to the website.\n\nin general use includes as:\n\n<!--#include virtual="/blah.inc"-->\n\nor\n\n<!--#include file="blah.inc"-->\n\nThis can be a great way of keeping navigation, headers and footers repeating on every page without having to code it 'into' every page. Make a change on the included file and that change gets repeated throughout your entire site at the same time. Much quicker development times.\n\nTry to use frames as little as possible and in the worst case scenario try not to nest them as this chronically slows down the site.
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Adjusting the window is possible, but some browsers, firefox for example,  allow users to selectively disable this functionality. You can place the content of your site inside a div and then adjust the size, or privide buttons that allow the client to resize it to several preset levels. \n\n<script type="text/javascript">\n<!--\n   function resize(newWidth, newWidth){\n       var body = document.getElementById('content_div');\n       body.style.width = newWidth + "px";\n       body.style.height = newHeight + "px";\n   }\n    function small(){\n          resize(800,600);\n    }\n    function medium(){\n          resize(1024, 768);\n    }\n    function large(){\n          resize(1280, 1024);\n    }\n//-->\n</script>\n....\n\n<body>\n<p onclick="small();">small</p>\n<p onclick="medium();">medium</p>\n<p onclick="large();">large</p>\n<div id="body">\nsite content here\n</div>\n...
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Make ur site and then go to the blog section of ur profile there u can paste the code to your layout on the blog, jus make sure u make the blog viewable to the public once u do that.. any1 who comes to ur site will be able to see all ur cute layouts.
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You can go to Xanga and look around for sites for layouts and backgrounds and choose one to put on your site or they will make one for you.
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http://www.layoutthief.com\n\nIt's a site a made a few weeks ago. It's simple to use and right to the point.
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Try this software call WinZIP. I have used it on a few sites and it will correctly change all links and turn everything into an HTML page so it can be viewed on your local computer (or in your case a CD). Works great for dynamic sites since it will rename all the pages for you and change the links. You should just be able to put in the URL of your site and it will spider out and download everything for you automatically (include images, scripts, styles sheets, etc). They have a time limited, fully functional version.\n\nhttp://www.spidersoft.com/
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http://www.dynamicdrive.com has some dhtml menus
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well find the html code for your layout and then copy and paste it in any section when you go to "edit" your profile  usually in the about me section    those sections work with an html code so you can put things where you want  a good site to find layouts though is  http://www.hotfreelayouts.com/layouts.php?index=15   it has all kinds of nice layouts that will most likely suit you check ya later ♥
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If you're on the new home page, then near the upper right hand corner is a drop down box titled "Page Options".  Select that and there is an option for "Display wide layout" or "Display narrow layout", depending on which one is currently displayed.
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go to:\nwww.whateverlife.com\nthey have the best codes for any type of layout... ive been using them for months now!
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You can try CMS that provided by http://www.doinfinity.com
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the people who view your website