rames vs include

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OK, OK, OK. . . Even though I found the frames methodology to be pretty easy
and useful, I'm going to heed the warnings and listen to all the experts on
this board and vanquish the frames from my site :(

So now the questions is what is / are the best practices and syntax (or the
best documentation) for navigation in a typical 3 area page [banner, navBars,
content). I'll need to update content in one or two of the three areas
concurrently and usually triggered off of a single click.

Thanks to all, I do enjoy learning and reading these posts
 
If you are not using frames, then you have to link to another page that already has the content you
want users to see.

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Get-rr-done said:
OK, OK, OK. . . Even though I found the frames methodology to be pretty
easy
and useful, I'm going to heed the warnings and listen to all the experts
on
this board and vanquish the frames from my site :(

So now the questions is what is / are the best practices and syntax (or
the
best documentation) for navigation in a typical 3 area page [banner,
navBars,
content). I'll need to update content in one or two of the three areas
concurrently and usually triggered off of a single click.

Thanks to all, I do enjoy learning and reading these posts
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Hi ...

shared borders banners and nav bots are equal to frames.. don't use them.

Use FrontPage Includes instead for your menus.
see http://anyfrontpage.com/ezine/va/frontpage-includes.htm

If your using fp 03 you might want to learn about dwts as well.
http://frontpage-ebooks.com/dwt-ebook.htm

hth Tina

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Trust us.. while frames might seem like an easy way to set up some things,
in the long run it can be a total nightmare.
 
thx for the links Tina. . I'll check 'em out!

Tina Clarke said:
Get-rr-done said:
OK, OK, OK. . . Even though I found the frames methodology to be pretty
easy
and useful, I'm going to heed the warnings and listen to all the experts
on
this board and vanquish the frames from my site :(

So now the questions is what is / are the best practices and syntax (or
the
best documentation) for navigation in a typical 3 area page [banner,
navBars,
content). I'll need to update content in one or two of the three areas
concurrently and usually triggered off of a single click.

Thanks to all, I do enjoy learning and reading these posts
Click to expand...

Hi ...

shared borders banners and nav bots are equal to frames.. don't use them.

Use FrontPage Includes instead for your menus.
see http://anyfrontpage.com/ezine/va/frontpage-includes.htm

If your using fp 03 you might want to learn about dwts as well.
http://frontpage-ebooks.com/dwt-ebook.htm

hth Tina

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http://anyfrontpage.com/ - http://frontpage-ebooks.com/
http://addonfp.com/ - FrontPage Addons
http://frontpage-tips.com/ - Weekly FrontPage Tips
http://msmvps.com/blogs/frontpage/ - FrontPage News Blog
http://clarke-abstract-art.com/ - Original Abstract Pen and Ink Drawings
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