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Mar 09.2004

Is there a way to make it so that a frame can be put into something like a table?

I want to have my page stay the same except for a window that contains the content. I want just that window to change for my design.

Is this possible?

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@steelersfan88Mar 09.2004 — you could use an iframe
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@PeOfEoMar 09.2004 — <td><iframe src="frameurl" style="height:500px; width:500px; border:0px;" name="myiframe"><a href="frameurl">Your browser does not support iframes</a></iframe></td>
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@DraikeauthorMar 09.2004 — OH cool. Iframes....

And was that suppoesd to be a joke with the "your browser does not support iframes?" Do most browsers support it? (like netscape and ie)
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@PeOfEoMar 09.2004 — No, that is not a joke. That is there for the older browsers that do not support them. The newer ones all do.
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@steelersfan88Mar 09.2004 — and it *should* only show if you don't support it. that's asuming you didn't miss a quote or forget to put in your > at the end, etc.
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@DraikeauthorMar 09.2004 — So should I worry much at all?
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@steelersfan88Mar 09.2004 — not at all ... its like ie 3.0 that supportst hem and nobody in their right minds uses that
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@PeOfEoMar 09.2004 — I prefer not to use frames at all... I am redoing my site without them. But it is not something to loose sleep over. you can see how I used an iframe on my site www.clanknights.vze.com ?... I will have the new 100% css layout up one day and get all of the pages valid... I am just dragging my feet.
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@DraikeauthorMar 09.2004 — Yea... I can see it in your site. Nice site btw.

Thanks for the help. ?
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@PeOfEoMar 09.2004 — Thanks for the compliment about the site; it will be better once I get back to work on it. About the help, no problem.
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@steelersfan88Mar 09.2004 — wow! 11 replies in just half an hour!
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@PeOfEoMar 09.2004 — active forums ?
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@LetterBMar 09.2004 — I have a similar question, but taking it one step further. I also have a site with a content window that I've already set up as an I-frame...however, I also have another "box" that I want to set up a secondary I-frame to hold a picture that represents the "page" (frame) that the user is on. Can I target two I-frames (one for the html document and the other for the image) using only one nav target?
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@PeOfEoMar 09.2004 — nope, not without some javascript atleast.
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@steelersfan88Mar 09.2004 — you could just have it be a regular <img ... and change it as the user changes the page of the iframe. And all the links that change the source of the frame also change the source of the picture (of if you want to, the src of the iframe)
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@LetterBMar 09.2004 — Know of any place to point me that might explain that code? I don't exactly know what I'm doing, but I seem to be guessing well enough. Thanks for the reply!
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@PhillMcMar 09.2004 — Best place to learn: [URL=http://www.w3shcools.com]W3C Schools[/URL]


BTW, I have never seen a thread with 17 replies in less than an hour

LOL
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@PeOfEoMar 09.2004 — [i]Originally posted by PhillMc [/i]

[B]BTW, I have never seen a thread with 17 replies in less than an hour

LOL [/B][/QUOTE] I have ?
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@LetterBMar 09.2004 — Phil, that link doesn't seem to work.
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@steelersfan88Mar 09.2004 — maybe he should go to regular school to spell school right, j/k

its http://www.w3schools.com/
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@PhillMcMar 09.2004 — [i]Originally posted by steelersfan88 [/i]

[B]maybe he should go to regular school to spell school right, j/k



its http://www.w3schools.com/ [/B][/QUOTE]

HEY NOW!! It's a common typo! lol :o
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@DraikeauthorMar 09.2004 — Yea... I kind of noticed really quick replies.

And I could be of help.

I used something like this on an old site of mine. Hit one button and it changes 2 different frames to different pages.

<HEAD>


<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

<!-- Begin

function loadFrames(frame1,page1,frame2,page2) {

eval("parent."+frame1+".location='"+page1+"'");

eval("parent."+frame2+".location='"+page2+"'");

}

// End -->

</script>

<HEAD>


then use this for the link in the button.


<a href="javascript:loadFrames('pageone', 'pageone.html',

'pagetwo', 'pagetwo.html')"><img src="tophome.gif" border=0></a>

Pageone is the name of the frame while the pageone.html is the name of the html doc in the frame.
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