Re: RE:graphics/frames

Hi Linda

In your frameset document, have you given a name to each frame?
You need to name each frame so you can target it later on.  Eg:

<frameset etc etc etc>
    <frame src="abc.html" name="_body" etc>
    <frame etc>
</frameset>

You should also get rid of the underscore at the start of the
frame name.  Only special or reserved frame names start with an
underscore (eg "_self", "_blank", etc) - all other names should
start with a letter (although you can then use the underscore
character within the name - just not as the first character).

(And as a complete aside, don't forget to add a meaningful TITLE
to each frame, in the FRAME tag, and some useful NOFRAMES
content, to help users who can't use a frames enabled browser).

HTH!

Regards,
Donna
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Linda Shumaker" <lshum(at)localline.com>
To: <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: 25 March 2000 01:45
Subject: RE:graphics/frames

[snip]
> My actual site is built in frames. With one HUGE problem all
the pages open
> into seperate browsers instead of opening into the main _body
frame. I have
> gone over and over my code for that and can't figure what is
wrong. The code
> is below if you could help me with this I would REALLY
appreciate it.
[snip]
> <Td Width="133" Height="29" ColSpan="3"><a Href="what.html"
target="_body"
> OnMouseOut="isimgact( 'Untitled2',0)"
> nMouseOver="isimgact( 'Untitled2',1)"  ><Img
> Src="images/untitled2what_s_new.jpg" Border="0" Height="29"
Width="133"
> Name="Untitled2" Alt="What's New"></a></Td>
[snip]

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