Help: Frames
Frames can be very difficult to understand when you're first learning so
I'll try to explain this as simple as I can.
The two column frames is the simplest. This has the links on one side and the
pages on the other. This starts with 3 pages. So make these pages:
links.html-this page has the links on it.
index.html-this is the page that will appear next to the links.
frames.html-this is the page that visitors will actually be at all the time. It
is consisted of the links.html and index.html.
This is what needs to go in your frames.html page:
<HTML>
<TITLE>Welcome</TITLE>
<FRAMESET COLS="20%,80%">
<FRAME SRC="http://links.html">
<FRAME NAME="index" SRC="http://index.html">
</FRAMESET>
</HTML>
That's it for that page. The frames.html page is the link that you want to tell
your visitors to go to. FRAMESET COLS="20%,80% is how big the links.html and
index.html pages are. You can change these numbers to change the sizes of your
pages, but they have to equal 100%. The 20% shown above is the size of links.html
and the 80% is the size of index.html.
In links.html before the links you have to put
<base target="index"> so that when a link is clicked in links.html the
page will change in index.html.
Now you understand the basics of frames. If you want more advanced frames
(like mine with more rows and columns) go to HTMLgoodies.com
to learn more about this.
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