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-Spector- 2005-08-19 06:41 AM

HTML Help
 
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Okay... this is going to sound retarded because I have no idea how to explain my question... but here I go:

Okay, i have a template, and i have links. okay, now when i click on a link, it either opens up a new page, or it just goes to the page that you clicked, but what i want it to do is to appear in scroll bars on the page.....

okay that doesn't make much sense, leme see if i can draw a picture.

Okay, the first picture is like the front page, and the second picture is after I click a link:




Thanks!

Joka69 2005-08-19 07:30 AM

I know what ur talking about.. I used 2 know how 2 do it 2.. Lemme think on it.. And if no one else replys, Mayb ill give it a shot at fixing it..

Lenny 2005-08-19 09:03 AM

So you're basically saying that you want frames yes?

Are you typing the HTML yourself in something like Notepad or using something like Frontpage?

Joka69 2005-08-19 12:44 PM

with frontpage it would be easy, i think he might be using notepad

Lenny 2005-08-19 12:47 PM

Looks like we'll have to work it out in Notepad then.

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Code:


<iframe name="I1" width="{width}" height="{height}" border="{border}" frameborder="{border}" sc="{page}">
Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.</iframe>

Put that into your page where you want it. You can, of course, change the width, height, border and frameborder. Where page is, you will of course have to put the page that you want to be shown in the frame.

Then, you'll need to set the hyperlinks to open in the frame. The HTML code should look like:

Code:

<a target="{frame name eg I1" href="{page you want shown in the frame}">{page you want shown in the frame}</a>
SO, let's say you've made a frame and called it "frame", and the page the link is for is called "link", then this is what the two parts of code will look like:

Code:

<iframe name="frame" width="100" height="100" border="0" frameborder="0" sc="initial">
Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.</iframe>

Initial is the first page that will be shown in the frame before you click any links.

Code:

<a target="frame" href="link">
Link</a>

If you need an example with the rest of the HTML, then I'll throw you together a page and post the HTML with it.


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