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Apr 24th 2002#43719 Report
Member since: Apr 5th 2002
Posts: 28
Yo my friend is trying to do a frameset site. Please view this link and the source code and see if theres anything wrong. I already went over it a few times but im new to this damn HTML so maybe you guys might see something im still learning about.

http://www.angelfire.com/punk3/acidgreen/

View the source. There is supposed to be a top frame and a side frame.
Thanks
Later
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Apr 24th 2002#43721 Report
Member since: Mar 20th 2001
Posts: 3367
wrong forum..
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Apr 24th 2002#43758 Report
Member since: Aug 9th 2001
Posts: 2333
That's more script that HTML...I dont get what you're trying to do. Expand on it a little...
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Apr 24th 2002#43768 Report
Member since: Apr 5th 2002
Posts: 28
More about the HTML...

Um ok she wants to create a frame page kinda like this one...

www.angelfire.com/weird/blakeandandy


Her "main" page is...

www.angelfire.com/punk3/acidgreen/main.html

Her "top" frame is...

www.angelfire.com/punk3/acidgreen/top.html

Her "side" frame is...

www.angelfire.com/punk3/acidgreen/side.html


Now, she wants to put them all onto one page just like her friends page. I totally forgot how to do it, and cant see anything wrong. Please reply.
Later
Paul
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Apr 25th 2002#43795 Report
Member since: Jun 30th 2001
Posts: 447
All your answers can be found on http://www.htmlgoodies.com/
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Apr 25th 2002#43947 Report
Member since: Feb 14th 2002
Posts: 619
ya and its hard to tell when its already been uploaded cuz angelfire adds so much junk to the codes that you really have to search for the actual coding created by the person.
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Apr 26th 2002#44031 Report
Member since: Apr 20th 2002
Posts: 3000
[code]
<.frameset rows="[height],*" border="0">
<.frame src="top.html" scrolling="no">
<.frameset cols="[width],*" border="0">
<.frame src="side.html" scrolling="no">
<.frame src="main.html" name="[name]" scrolling="yes">
<./frameset>
<./frameset>
[/code]
where [height] is, insert height of the top frame.
where [width] is, insert the width of the side frame.
where [name] is, insert a name which you can specify, so that a link on the nav on the side loads in the main window.

example: (Let [name] be: main)

<.a href="barf.html" target="main">I swim in barf.<./a>

This link in the side frame will load barf.html in the main window. Note the target="main" in the tag, you're going to need that in all the links.

NOTE: Take out the . in all the lines so that there is no space between the < and frameset. Same goes for the a tag.



@sir_ant: Yea I know what you mean, but people like me know how to bypass that automatic ad insertion thing from angelfire. Just don't use body tags :P CSS 4 LIFE!
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