When I use Google Translate, the top portion always stays even when I click on a link to go to another page. How is that possible? What HTML can make this happen?
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When I use Google Translate, the top portion always stays even when I click on a link to go to another page. How is that possible? What HTML can make this happen?
I am not sure exactly what part you are talking about however websites use several tricks to achieve page switching without reloading.
iframes can be used to include other pages within your page, this can in some cases give the effect you are looking for.
Many modern pages will use ajax, this will load some data via an asynchronous javascript call which is then used to populate part of a page, this means the whole page does not need to be refreshed.