I cannot figure out frames...

I am trying to create a page, similar to the rest of the site, that houses the page at a specific url. I basically have a header, a left nav and then I want the other page to display in the content portion. I tried through DW 2004, but it seems like quite a pain in the a$$...

Any advice...

 

I just wanted to add to this. I know have frames working... BUT they are only displaying in FF and not in IE.

[nourl]http://www.net-marketing.ca/test/template.html[/nourl]

Click on the mls image at the bottom, if you are using IE, you will see the page does not load... what is going on?

PS: If someone can help me to get the framed page to look like the template.html page, that would be much appreciated...

 

C'mon people... this is not going away...

Do we not have a frames master here (hehe )

 

Not really sure of what you are doing, I looked at your source code and it just says

Take a look here and see if this is what you are trying to do

http://www.gadget-info.com/TEST/mike_harris_group.htm

 

Fry buddy,

that is so close... now, if you can get the following url (http://www.mls.ca/propertyresults.aspx?id=1028121&mode=1) to display in the framed portion.

I am also trying to use this "template"

[nourl]http://www.net-marketing.ca/test/buying-tips.html[/nourl]

I would basically remove the image of Mike at the top and save only the top and left navigation...

Thanks again... I really do appreciate it..

 

PS: Is that you with Paris Hilton in your avatar?

 

Yeah, isn't she a beauty? Pitty she is such a slut

Is this what you need?

http://www.gadget-info.com/TEST/test.htm

Just play around with the sizes until you get exactly what you need

 

She's like that, ya know?

 

Fry,

I wanted to let you know that your version worked perfect and thank you very much. I am not sure why mine wasn't working in IE, but whatever, it works now. Thanks buddy...

Here is how it turned out... http://www.abbotsfordrealestate.com/current-home-listings.html

Don't worry anti-frames people... this was a quick fix solution for what was an otherwise terrible looking display setup...

Check out this handsome lad... http://www.abbotsfordrealestate.com/our-team.html#rodfriesen hehe..

 

I was a big fan of iframes in the past until I realized how much I hated the darn horizontal and vertical scroll bar in the iframe, that you can never completely get rid of, and not to mention how badly they get indexed with google.