For the most part that is exactly what they are doing. It appears they are using JS to load the "content" portion of the page depending on the selection you make.
If you take a look at the page source code you can see it happening in and just below these lines:
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<script language="JavaScript" src="/includes/js/popularNews.js" type="text/javascript"></script><a name="skipMostPopular"></a> </div><div id="subWeather"><a name="subWeather"></a><h2 class="access">Weather</h2><div class="access"><a href="#skipWeather">Skip Weather</a></div><table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" class="paleGreenBorder"><tr><td><a href="javascript penExternal('http://www.barkerstores.com/themasters/Default.aspx',true)"><img src="/images/misc/sub_journal.gif" width="172" height="181" border="0" alt="2008 Masters Journal"/></a></td></tr></table><a name="skipWeather"></a>
</div></div></noindex></td>
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You can use JS, PHP or even just html with extra work. The beauty of the JS or php is that you only have to create and store the seperate "content" portions while the basic page outline (header, footer navigation) stays the same and is incleded on all pages.
Edit: your "content" portion could even be pulled from a database and formatted on the fly.
Last edited by colbyt : 09-06-2008 at 08:57 AM.
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