Yeah, that works well.  To make it even less browser specific, especially
for those that don't have javascript enabled (or available), you could do
the same thing with ASP.  Namely, using the request.querystring to
determine what is displayed and when.


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On 2/2/00 at 2:56 PM tim booker wrote:

>Hello all,
>
>I've been following this thread and racking my brains to find a
>non-browser-specific solution.
>
>Here's a page I threw together this morning...
>
>http://www.timbooker.co.uk/demo/expanding_news_reports/index.html
>
>
>It's not as slick as a purely DHTML solution might be, but all the
articles
>are held in a single page, so it's not as cumbersome as a plethora of HTML
>pages might be.  Also, it doesn't use lots of browser specific code --
just
>a few snippets of JavaScript.
>
>
>Let me know what you think,
>
>Tim

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Phil Babcock
Lead Web Designer
BGS Group Inc.

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