hi, im really struggling to on a portfolio website, i have created a home page,
with a slice. and i would like that slice to be swaped from a Mouseover, which
i have done, but i would like to slice to be swapped with another html file...

so i would like to know how to get a html file to work in a html file?

You want to replace an image with an HTML page? Let's see what you have
done so far, please.

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"D Beasley" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> hi, im really struggling to on a portfolio website, i have created a home
> page,
> with a slice. and i would like that slice to be swaped from a Mouseover,
> which
> i have done, but i would like to slice to be swapped with another html
> file...
>
> so i would like to know how to get a html file to work in a html
> file?
>

i could email what ive done so far, but pretty much the home will have 5
buttons at the bottom in my portfolio, and i would like the first button to
swap the middle slice for another html file named fuse-1, which has buttons
within it self, and ill just email them for u to have a look

this is really stupid i know, i cnt seem to email a the folder, with all the
work in it, its only 1mb, just cnt seem to send the whole folder :S.

when i goto swap, chose the image i want to swap from the roll over, when i
try to select the html file, i have to change 'files of type' to all files,
then i select the html file, nothing swaps when previewed, i just tried to
place the html file in ther selected area, when placed the area has the broken
image, un-linked, but i dnt understand why

Please don't email me. Can you upload the pages to some webspace and post a
link?

Generally, if you want to bring one stand-alone HTML page into another
stand-alone HTML page you would have to use frames (or an iframe). Neither
of these methods are optimaly however since both of them involve
considerable compromises in usability, and search engine visibility, to name
two.

But from your description it sounds like you want to swap an image with a
complete page, and that's not going to happen. What you could do is to swap
the contents of an iframe from a page containing just the image to a page
containing the content, but as I said, this is a generally poor solution.

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"D Beasley" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>i could email what ive done so far, but pretty much the home will have 5
> buttons at the bottom in my portfolio, and i would like the first button
> to
> swap the middle slice for another html file named fuse-1, which has
> buttons
> within it self, and ill just email them for u to have a look
>

ah rite, ive come to the coclusion of just created separate pages with the
center slice with the right content for each page, i should have really done
this in the first place, im greatful for your and support, but i will just
stick to keeping it as basic as it can get, thank you for your time, Dane

Good luck!

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"D Beasley" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> ah rite, ive come to the coclusion of just created separate pages with the
> center slice with the right content for each page, i should have really
> done
> this in the first place, im greatful for your and support, but i will
> just
> stick to keeping it as basic as it can get, thank you for your time, Dane
>