keeping a page cached? - Page 2

**MrCoolDale** · September 14th, 2004, 2:59 PM

ok, that makes a little more sense. What I'll have to do though is throw up a screen shot of the work in progress, show you exactly what I mean though.

- Dale?

**Bigjohn** · September 14th, 2004, 3:08 PM

Sure.

This method works great if you're using a CSS based layout too.

**MrCoolDale** · September 14th, 2004, 4:07 PM

sorry it took so long, I had to switch computers and use the bathroom. plus I had to export this and my computer decided to take a while to do so. It's low quality so it loads a bit faster, when I get closer to being done, I'll probably show people the thing in better quality (png).

what I need to do is have the top, the bottom, and the right (MRCOOLDALE sideways) static. I want them to load super fast, only a fraction of a second, when you click on the links/navigation. I need everything there to stay cached, otherwise some of those images will take a while to load everytime. The only thing that will change is where the content is (lorum ipsum dolor sit amet...) and the thing right above it "[.001] point 0 0 one."

how do I make all that stuff load really fast, or stay static, while the content of the pages load. iFrames won't work in this instance, it'll mess with my design as I plan on having one of those pages a blog (maybe).

edit: the header is ugly, I know. It's not even close to being done, it's basically a space holder at the moment.

- Dale?

**Bigjohn** · September 14th, 2004, 4:49 PM

Basically what you can do is load the entire page as a background to a container div.

Then you layout your body div's over the top of that.

Or a combination of these.

my site - http://emerging-tech.stegenga.net is done that way.

**MrCoolDale** · September 14th, 2004, 7:04 PM

I guess I'll have to move some of my questions over to CSS than. I'm not too great with CSS at all, I need to learn that stuff. I do what I can, if I need help, I'll put it in the CSS forum then.

Thank you so much for your help bigjohn, it's been quite informative.

- Dale?

September 14th, 2004, 2:59 PM	#10 (permalink)
MrCoolDale Uniquely Me Super #1 Joined in Nov 2003 Lives in Anywhere Hosted on Pass 2,660 posts Gave thanks: 0 Thanked 0 times	ok, that makes a little more sense. What I'll have to do though is throw up a screen shot of the work in progress, show you exactly what I mean though. - Dale? __________________ Server: Pass Website: MrCoolDale.com Current Project: As Of Yet - Uniquely Me Co-Winner: 2004 Surpassies - Ultimate Surpasser

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Bigjohn minor deity Super #1 Joined in Apr 2004 Lives in Georgia Hosted on XEON 7,395 posts Gave thanks: 28 Thanked 94 times	Sure. This method works great if you're using a CSS based layout too. __________________ Proud to be a Surmunity Mod! XEON PASS60 PASS61 Make a fundamental difference! My Sites: Curious about Brewing Beer? Join the community! >>>>> Some Change is GOOD! Keep your paycheck! Support the Fair Tax Get into an Art museum Victorian London It's your brain -*ON WEB* - mybrainhost.com (under development) What SHOULD Government do? Much Less than it Does!

September 14th, 2004, 4:07 PM	#12 (permalink)
MrCoolDale Uniquely Me Super #1 Joined in Nov 2003 Lives in Anywhere Hosted on Pass 2,660 posts Gave thanks: 0 Thanked 0 times	sorry it took so long, I had to switch computers and use the bathroom. plus I had to export this and my computer decided to take a while to do so. It's low quality so it loads a bit faster, when I get closer to being done, I'll probably show people the thing in better quality (png). what I need to do is have the top, the bottom, and the right (MRCOOLDALE sideways) static. I want them to load super fast, only a fraction of a second, when you click on the links/navigation. I need everything there to stay cached, otherwise some of those images will take a while to load everytime. The only thing that will change is where the content is (lorum ipsum dolor sit amet...) and the thing right above it "[.001] point 0 0 one." how do I make all that stuff load really fast, or stay static, while the content of the pages load. iFrames won't work in this instance, it'll mess with my design as I plan on having one of those pages a blog (maybe). edit: the header is ugly, I know. It's not even close to being done, it's basically a space holder at the moment. - Dale? __________________ Server: Pass Website: MrCoolDale.com Current Project: As Of Yet - Uniquely Me Co-Winner: 2004 Surpassies - Ultimate Surpasser

September 14th, 2004, 4:49 PM	#13 (permalink)
Bigjohn minor deity Super #1 Joined in Apr 2004 Lives in Georgia Hosted on XEON 7,395 posts Gave thanks: 28 Thanked 94 times	Basically what you can do is load the entire page as a background to a container div. Then you layout your body div's over the top of that. Or a combination of these. my site - http://emerging-tech.stegenga.net is done that way. __________________ Proud to be a Surmunity Mod! XEON PASS60 PASS61 Make a fundamental difference! My Sites: Curious about Brewing Beer? Join the community! >>>>> Some Change is GOOD! Keep your paycheck! Support the Fair Tax Get into an Art museum Victorian London It's your brain -*ON WEB* - mybrainhost.com (under development) What SHOULD Government do? Much Less than it Does!

September 14th, 2004, 7:04 PM	#14 (permalink)
MrCoolDale Uniquely Me Super #1 Joined in Nov 2003 Lives in Anywhere Hosted on Pass 2,660 posts Gave thanks: 0 Thanked 0 times	I guess I'll have to move some of my questions over to CSS than. I'm not too great with CSS at all, I need to learn that stuff. I do what I can, if I need help, I'll put it in the CSS forum then. Thank you so much for your help bigjohn, it's been quite informative. - Dale? __________________ Server: Pass Website: MrCoolDale.com Current Project: As Of Yet - Uniquely Me Co-Winner: 2004 Surpassies - Ultimate Surpasser

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