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Posted by dorayme on 08/30/06 03:07
In article
<1156901907.186878.225400@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
meghanwh@gmail.com wrote:
> I just googled a tutorial, it actually didn't say anything about the
> DTD. The url is http://people.bu.edu/mwh I have made the files called
> intro.html and links.html, and they do show up at
> http://people.bu.edu/mwh/intro.html (or ...links.html). The frameset is
> just on the frontpage, so the document is called index.html. Thanks so
> much, any ideas are appreciated.
In your html for http://people.bu.edu/mwh/, you have
<frame src="intro.html" name="menu" >
<frame src="links.htm" name="main" >
There is no file called links.htm (you need to put .html in this
case to target the file you have on the server)
You have too many things wrong. You are probably wanting to have
links on left and content on right? Whatever. If you make up this
as a doc:
<HTML>
<HEAD><title>Some title</title></HEAD>
<frameset cols="200px,*" >
<frame src="http://people.bu.edu/mwh/links.html" name="main" >
<frame src="http://people.bu.edu/mwh/intro.html" name="menu" >
</frameset>
</HTML>
unsatisfactory as it is, and call it index.html and load it up to
you server, you might get what you want. I have been more
generous with links col width. If you really want the links on
the right, reverse the files in the frameset from my suggestion.
Read and study deeply what i said about the DTD
But stop... you better start reading
http://www.htmldog.com/guides/htmlbeginner/
However, if you insist on frames, look at it like baking a cake
.... or better, making a picnic:
http://webmonkey.com/webmonkey/96/31/index3a.html?tw=authoring
:-)
I know, Mr. Korpela, I do wrong and bring the church in
disrepute. But have mercy upon my soul. Mate, just trying to
build up brownie points for that big meeting with St Peter at The
Gates.
--
dorayme
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