Re: no-frames question

by "Craig Newton" <whitby(at)idirect.com>

Date:	Fri, 18 Aug 2000 08:04:14 -0400
To:	"Lead" <lead(at)sunshineband.org>, <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
References:	sunshineband
	todo: View Thread, Original

If you don't have another a browser with those capabilities, you simply REM
out (comment) the Frames code and leave the code from <body> to </body>
active. It will display as if the user's browser doesn't show frames.
When designing NOFRAMES content, I usually do it on a separate page and then
just cut and paste from <body> to </body> between the <noframes> tags. That
way I know exactly what has been done.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Lead" <lead(at)sunshineband.org>
To: <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 12:46 AM
Subject: no-frames question


> Here's a stupid question. 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? I don't do a lot of
> frames pages due to my being extraordinarily against them in most
> situations, but I've had reason to use them in a recent project. But I
want
> to make sure that non-frames folks (and I suppose there aren't a LOT of
them
> out there that are going to see this site, but none-the-less...) are
seeing
> something useable.
>
> Jeniffer Johnson
>

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