Hey guys, I'm wondering how sites like www.I-Am-Bored.com are able to include a frame at the top of the page when users click through to an external link? I'd like to start including that kind of functionality for some of my sites to increase return visits (and revenue) Anyone know? Thanks! -Chris
i think he means so that there is an i-am-bored frame at the top even though you are viewing an external site (unless thats what you meant) but yah i'd like to know also
There is probably a more fancy way these days, but 'Frames' is old school HTML. It is reasonably easy to create a frame up the top, and have all of the links targetted to the lower frame. This is the site i originally used to learn HTML, and it has a number of tutorials on Frames: http://htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/frames/
The ideas that you have is good, but if you want to optimize your site, i prefer not to use iFrame, because iFrame are didn't crawled by Search Engine Robots. Anyway there are so many tutorials that can help you on what idea that you have here's the link http://www.hotscripts.com/