Need help with archive code, need to archive one of my website pages.

[Capt. Alan]

I built my website in Dreamweaver CS5 and I have a fishing reports page that I would like to be able to archive. I'm a fishing guide and I post fishing reports monthly or bi-weekly. I would like to archive all my reports. I know I could create some other pages, but I would like to have all my reports archived on one page. I like my format and really don't want to change it to a blog or phpBB. I probably just need the correct code to use and from there I can handle it. Thanks for any advice, suggestions or comments. Capt. Alan.

[wink0r]

I would really need to see the page to advise, but perhaps you are thinking of something similar to what we did on a friend's page: William Van Dyke (the text area below the Steve's Custom banner). If that is the case you could apply a fixed height and an overflow: auto; rule to the div containing your text area something like:

 <div style="height: 600px; overflow: auto;">
or if using a style sheet:
#textarea {
height: 600px;
overflow: auto;
}

If using the style sheet you would apply the ID to the div containing the text area.

[Capt. Alan]

Thanks for your suggestion, but if you get a chance go to galvestonbayfishingblog.blogspot.com. This is my fishing blog I just started and the blog archive on the right is what I want on my reports page. Atleast something like that. Thanks again!!!

[wink0r]

I have not worked with blogger, but you may be able to do what you want with an iframe, pulling content from the archive. I would also consider writing a paragraph of explanation with a text link to the archive page. This would give you a page and direct your visitors to the information without the additional possibility of producing duplicate content.

[SocialArc]

You need to archive one of your website pages ? Archive means sanbox ?

[wink0r]

You need to archive one of your website pages ? Archive means sanbox ?

Archives are the stored documents from the past. With blogging software the archives are the older posts usually organized by year and month. This has nothing to do with a sandbox.