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Posted by Water Cooler v2 on 07/12/06 15:11
> > For someone who knows HTML, and only a measely bit of JavaScript and
> > DOM familiarity, what are the alternatives to frames?
>
> Writing pages without frames...
That is rather a glib remark. I thank you for answering but also
request you to check your mood. In your present disposition, you seem
to be chucking more noise than signal. Sorry! I don't mean to sound the
same. I appreciate your wanting to help. Just that it wasn't a very
helpful answer, but rather the question in the guise of an answer.
Perhaps, it would help if I amplied the question, "Not having to use
frames, what other techniques could one deploy to achieve separation of
content on a Web page?"
> > When people design a navigation bar to their websites, the one to the
> > left that displayes links on the same website, do most of them use HTML
> > frames or other means?
> Other means: html code. Just like you would have done in a frame, only
> without the frame. In the same page as the content.
Thanks!
> > What are such other means apart from displaying
> > a graphic image that gives the impression of a borderless frame, and
> > displaying links/text in a table on top of that image?
>
> Impression of a borderless frame? You mean you want to be able to see
> an absent border so that people think there is an invisible frame?
>
> Maybe you meant to ask: how do I get my navigation links to stay on
> the left of the page with the content to the right, and how do I give
> it a separate background colour or image?
Of course, you got the idea and that means the purpose of the
communication was well-achieved.
> f-up set to alt.html
What's that?
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