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Re: TECH: good websites and making FRAMES!

From:taliesin the storyteller <taliesin@...>
Date:Wednesday, October 11, 2000, 10:55
* Sally Caves <scaves@...> [001011 00:17]:
> I'm now learning how to do frames. What I really want to > do is have a main menu with notes, divided horizontally, so > that the reader will never lose sight of the text in one > frame while he reads notes to that text in the notes frame: > main frame ("main.html") at the top, 80%, a frame for notes > ("notes.html") at the bottom, 20%. Then, I'd like to have > anchored links in the main frame that will open in the notes. > I did what you do with ordinary links: > > <a href="notes.html#note1> in the main.html > to call up <a name="note1"> in notes.html > > But...heh heh... the link to notes.html opens up in > your main frame and not in the secondary frame. NO GOOD!
<frameset cols="80%, 20%"> <frame name="main" src="main.html"> <frame name="notes" src="notes.html"> </frameset> And in the links: <a href="notes.html#note1" target="notes"> in main.html, no change in notes.html See: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/present/frames.html t.