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[pedro_gb]

Here's my problem: I'd like to have links running across the side of the page and they will link to all the pages in the article like this:

1. Page 1
2. Page 2
3. Page 3

(Notice how the middle link is not underlined, therefore is the page the visitor is looking at.) How do I do this? I am using both PHP and MySQL.

[firepages]

Well you set attributes like underline etc using CSS - so its not really PHP's problem , but you can use PHP to change the style of a link but you need to understand the CSS first.

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[pedro_gb]

I don't mean that. What I want is the current page not to be a link but all the other ones to be. If you don't understand what I mean, look in this Webmonkey article then click the 'next button several times to see what I mean. I believe this has to be done in PHP, not CSS.

[MattC]

If you have PHP making those links for you (like in a for() loop) then you just put in a IF() loop to compare the page their on (parse out the current url or if your loading the page in index.php? just compare the variables) if the page is == to the one their on don't print <A HREF>

Its always simple in theory

-Matt

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[pedro_gb]

I knew it would be possible like that, but I just thought there would be an easier way. Well I will just have to do it like that then. Thanks anyway.