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Posted by dorayme on 11/23/92 11:50
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<1150378436.728395.154620@f6g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
vivekaseeja@gmail.com wrote:
> Michael Hedinger wrote:
>
> > how do you do WHAT? are you asking about the linking that the correct
> > html site will appear in the right frame? that would be <a
> > href="rightframe.html" target="right"> in the frameset source you need
> > to define the right frame with <frame ..... name="right>"
>
> Think i messed up my question. My apoligies. The right hand side has to
> be a single html page which will show different html content depending
> upon what has been clicked on the left hand side. The problem is that
> all the html content has to be a single html page. So i imagine the
> content would have to be hidden or unhidden depending upon what is
> clicked on the left hand side. How can i do that -- that is hide and
> unhide ?
>
> thanks ..
> vivekian
Now I understand your q better: to link to something in the
middle of a long page on the right side this should work
reasonably well:
<a href="rightHandDoc.html#middle" target="rightframe">click to
middle of page</a>
in the navigation.
In the html for the right, you would put
id="middle"
where you want the link to go to:
<h1 id="middle">A heading that is about the middle of the
page</h1>
This works well on my tests
(You can also use another construction but try this)
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dorayme
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