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Anthonythomas
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Working with Frames - 11/25/2007 21:02:42
Hi Guys,
I worked with frames about two years ago. I am now trying to build a few pages using frames but I can't remember how to do it. I looked at the ones I built sometime ago. I noticed the file names say page 1, frame 1, page 2, frame 2 etc.
I set up the frame and placed the content on it. Do I save it as frame 1 or page 1. I save the file twice, page 1 and frame 1. However, when I build page 2 and saved it, it over writes the first page. What am I doing wrong.
Thanks for the help.
Anthony
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d a v e
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RE: Working with Frames - 11/26/2007 1:34:32
what you're doing wrong is using frames in the first place :)
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Larry M.
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RE: Working with Frames - 11/26/2007 9:18:44
FrontPage will help you create a standard 3-section frames site with nested information hierarchy. General hyperlinks on the left or Sidebar (typically buttons) bring up new content in the Body section - the Header (usually with logo/company information) remains constant.
In FrontPage >>New Page >>More Page Templates >> Frames Pages.
While framed sites are "old technology" they can be rendered visually effective and, contrary to prevailling opinion, they can be made search engine friendly.
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RE: Working with Frames - 11/26/2007 12:19:09
hard to bookmark and a pain to print and - difficult to work with by those who usually don't appreciate all the drawbacks of frames.
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Anthonythomas
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RE: Working with Frames - 11/26/2007 21:03:58
I know frames are difficult to work with but they are ideal for what I am doing. It is for this reason I need to figure out whay the problem. If you know anyone who can do this I am willing to pay. I c an just send the files so that the person can look at the codes and might be able to sort it out.
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Larry M.
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RE: Working with Frames - 11/26/2007 22:36:17
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If you know anyone who can do this I am willing to pay
Follow my post re: FrontPage help in creating a frames site then add your content. Frames are not any harder to work with than CSS - FrontPage has been designed to generate code as needed.
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RE: Working with Frames - 12/11/2007 18:16:51
I worked many years with a very large website using 'frames'. In my case I replaced all my framed pages with 'include' pages. If you haven't checked out 'include' pages, you might want to investigate them and see if they can be helpful for you.
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