Web page creation builds a layer, on one side of the web page.

script for=window event=onload language="jscript" >

initad();Once the page is loaded, the function initad() is called

script >

script language="jscript" >

function initad()

200;After the onload event is fired, the position of the ad layer relative to the fixed Y direction.

visible'Set the layer to be visible.

movelayer('adlayer');Call the function movelayer().

function movelayer(layername) {

var x = 600;The floating ad layer is fixed in the x-direction of the browser.

var y = 300;The floating ad layer is fixed in the y-direction of the browser.

var diff = ( y -

var y = + y - diff;

eval("" + layername + ". = y");

eval("" + layername + ". = x");Mobile ad layer.

settimeout("movelayer('adlayer');", 20);Set the parameter for 20 milliseconds before calling the movelayer() function

script >

Below is a layer with an id of adlayer (if the id name is not an adlayer, the adlayer in the movelayer() above should also be modified accordingly), including a linked **--

div id=adlayer style='position:absolute; width:61px; height:

59px; z-index:20; visibility:hidden;; left:

600px; top: 300px' >

/a >

div >

The knowledge of using frameworks in HTML is very simple and is specific to this.

Use the framing function in the web page. i.e. iframe

Some older browsers don't support iframes.

If it is not supported, the iframe is invisible.

I guess you're talking about framesets, create a new document-frameset.

How does it work?

You can use absolute positioning to do this function, i.e. position: position:absolute; Then set the position of the div relative to the parent container, for example, in the following example, the div is positioned in the upper left corner of the browser.

DW won't talk about it, if you have a div layout, z-index, the bigger the number, the higher the level.

Let's talk about details. Create a new div directly.

What are you referring to in Photoshop Layer Creation is Ctrl+Shift+n New Page is Ctrl+N New Folder I know one is to select the layer and then Ctrl+G

Since the layers are absolutely positioned, it probably doesn't make sense to nest them.

That's not what you're trying to say. Or is it something else?

Can you elaborate on that? For example, give an example, or illustrate what you're trying to achieve!

The first-level page is the connection on the home page, and the second-level page is the connection to the next page of the homepage.

Don't you know that there is another hyperlink in the tool for making web pages?

You can just insert a layer yourself and then add the content from the page!