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    francisknightley replied to francisknightley's topic in Frontend
    Hi fisicx, To be honest I didn't came here for a design review but thanks for the honest opinion. Anyway is there any suggestions on methods and technologies for me to use to achieve what I want?
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  5. How to keep a filterable list fixed so it doesn't refresh after clicking on a new page

    francisknightley posted a topic in Frontend
    Hey everyone! I started a very clear portfolio website for a friend: http://joanarafael.info/new/ The only clickable projects on the left column are the 2 first ones: "Who's the savages …" + "Factory Into House". It's all working fine but when you filter a project by category and then click on one of the projects, the list is also refreshed - of course - and the users doesn't see the filtered category anymore. Can anyone suggest a good and simple js/jquery library for me to easily keep the menu "fixed" so that it doesn't refresh when you open a new project? I can image this would be simple to achieve with AJAX but I'm not comfortable with the technology so a easy-to-implement script would def be the best solution for me.

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