TECH: good websites and making FRAMES!

czHANg wrote:
>
> One of the best websites I have seen that incorporates really interesting
> graphics nicely is:
>
> www.shiney.com/augur
>
> this is an interesting art/music related website with a subtle effect, there
> is nothing blatant about the graphics or the content... one's left with
> curiosity.
> wish there were more like this...::hint-hint::
Just checked it out; it IS nice... but it's definitely the
work of a sophisticated webmaker.  I noticed the image
was loaded in pieces, something that takes some expertise.
I don't yet know how to do that.

Sally

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!
I suppose one solution would be to make new templates for
every single note, and then make the link a reference to a
new file.  But then that's a powerful number of files to
upload with your main frame.  Is there a way around this...
...you web gurus?

Sally
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