Hi , I've started designing websites very recently. I have knowledge in HTML , but I've never tried designing properly before. I work with Photoshop+Imageready . so i've designed my first site - and here's the link to it , with the code: http://members.lycos.co.uk/diplomator/Site/Web-design.html my problem is, i can not manage to get the links on the navigation menu to be opened in the site itself , like with the original frameset command. I've tried it and yet i could not have it the way i want it to be. if someone could tell me where i should insert the frame command i would be grateful, for i am clueless at the moment. thanks ahead =)
add target="framename" to the links
that's just the point , i'm pretty sure i did target: <a href="register.php" target="right"> only problem here is "right" is not defined as a frame, but it is a name of the picture. what i didnt know is how i can define that specific location of the image as a frame so that it would open there. and that's basically what isn't working for me.
You cannot target an image, only another window, a frame or an iframe. From your description I'm guessing an iframe might be the simplest solution.
Also an iFrame validates all the way up to HTML/XHTML Strict whereas "frame"s requires frameset which can get real ugly in some browsers when trying to do advanced CSS and Javascript DOMing.
Go for the iFrame! 🙂
Why do you want to use frames, I wonder?
Also.. there is a lot of scripting junk in your page. I do not know whether lycos adds all that stuff, or whether you did but.. hm..
leatherback wrote:Why do you want to use frames, I wonder?
DekkoN wrote:I work with Photoshop+Imageready
I work with Photoshop+Imageready
My guess, it is what many beginning webbies do which is to use image apps to "make" the site and then slice it and frame all the slices to create an actual page.
