Frames

[RFH Customer: AndyHearne]

Hi

I'm having ago at my first attempt at frames - yuk - well just thought i'd teach myself

Now I have three frames - called A.html. B.html and and blank.html

A.html is a link to the navigation of the site with menus at the top of the frame and in B.html which is left frame I want to say when you click on DVDS it will take me to the DVDS MENU which is called dvds.html - then when I click on the title from my list I want it to bring the item from the list - say Harry Potter in the main frame - blank.html

Many thanks
Andrew

[RobvK]

To do that you have to specify names for the frames in your frameset page. Then you can use the target attribute on your links to specify which frame the link should be loaded in.

Example frameset:
(could be a few typos in here, haven't done framesets in years and I'm doing it from the top of my head)
<frameset>
<frame name="menu" href="menu.html" />
<frame name="content" href="standard.html" />
</frameset>

Then in menu.html you can have a link such as:
<a href="dvds.html" target="content">dvds</a>

Hope that makes sense and doesn't contain too many errors .

[RFH Customer: AndyHearne]

Thanks i'll give it a try

[RFH Reseller: Mark Voss]

try this one...

Three years later?
I suspect spam.