Re: Frames

Hi Tamara,

The page that holds the frameset code would normally be the index page, ie:
a site uses two frames, one frame for the navigation controls, (20%) and one
for the site content, (80%) so at the very least three pages have to be
authored, one for the frameset, one for the navigation and one for the
content, the index page would then be the frameset page.

HTH

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----- Original Message -----
From: TAMARA ABBEY <t_abbey(at)USA.net>
To: <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: 10 August 1999 01:37
Subject: Frames


Hello all,

I finally think I have frames mastered, but *really dumb question* - which
of
the three frames is the index page as required by most host servers? I have
looked at all the instructions in all my books and poked around online, but
I
can't figure out which would be the index page.

TIA,
Tamara

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