Some probably very basic help please :)

ikillbears

ikillbears

ikillbears

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Hi Guys.

I have 2 very, probably, noobie questions.

Question 1.) Is it easy to include on a website im making something that will count the click throughs to a certain website. e.g. am partnering up with another company and have various links to there page through my website. So is there any way i can track all click throughs. I guess like google does ?

Question 2.) This is more a design one but pretty simple. I'm building a different page and would like to have the right hand coloum as one entire page and for it to scroll nicely between the two. I've attached an image down below.

the links on the left are targetted to the right hand side and it slides up and down accordingly. it would be nice for it to slide instead of just jump, can this be done ?

any help would be great appreciated :)

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Answer 1) Use Google Analytics (free, very comprehensive) and set it up to track your outbound links. This is fairly straight forward but making the analytics meaningful to you will take a bit of time so might need a bit of reading up on how to make this work best for you.

Answer 2) If you've not figured it out from buzzligthweight's reply there's a wee tutorial here: http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/menus.en.html

Basically what you're after is having the menu position "fixed". This can be very simply achieved using the postion:fixed attribute in the CSS for your menu element.

The left and top attributes will specify how far from the left hand side and top of the page you want your menu to appear. It will then stay "fixed" in that position while the rest of your page scrolls.
 
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