Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 12/21/67 11:50

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.

Aside of the frame issue, why *must* the content frame be *one*
document? Would you read a novel where all 400+ pages were on on
monstrous page? Like the physical example of a page the size of several
football fields a website all on one huge document is equally hard to
handle because the whole document must be downloaded to be views, even
if only a small portion is visible at one time. The proper method is to
divide up your content into logical, digestible, chunks as separate html
documents and link them together with links. You know, like a web...

> 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 ?

Of course a URL would go a long way in helping us to discover what you
really are trying to accomplish.

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Take care,

Jonathan
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