Re: no-frames question

In a message dated 18/08/00 06:11:32 GMT Daylight Time, lead(at)sunshineband.org 
writes:

> Is there some way for me to see how the noframes
>  version of my site looks? I mean, can I turn frames off in a browser to
>  check? Or does someone have a browser version stashed someplace that 
doesn't
>  support frames that I can install to check things?

Jennifer, one of the useful tricks that the Opera browser has is the ability 
to turn frames on and off: you find it under the Documents section of the 
Preferences, accessed from the File menu. Opera isn't free but it is cheap, 
and you can download a 30-day trial version from www.opera.com (the download 
is only about 1.5Mb - compare that with IE or NN!). In similar vein, another 
of its features I find useful for testing is that it has a button on the 
toolbar for toggling the "Document Settings", i.e. you can turn the effect of 
style sheets on and off just by clicking the button. Not to mention that it's 
one of the most standards-compliant browsers around...

Regards
Keith Bell

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