If you mean define an area, there are a lot of ways you could do it. What is your webpage? Maybe someone here could take a look abd make some suggestions. The easiest way is tables, but too many tables can be hard on Google's spider.
Table are not the best way. Tables granted maybe the easyest way for newbies but far from the best way. Tables are for displaying tabular data only. Divs and CSS should be used for layout perpouses not tables.
Thats just what I'm having troble with!!! I can't get the links to load in the main part of the page!
What do you mean? You still dont make any sence. Give us a link to your page so we can see what you mean. I am taking a guess here but are you saying you carnt get the links in one frame to load in another frame? If so I can tell ya 99% of the time using frames is a bad idea anyways, but you need to use the target attribute in your anchor tag and name your frame in the frameset. As I say though I highly recommend against the use of frames if this is what your even talking about. W3schools frames tutorial Please give us a better explaination on what you need help with and a link to the page as you just are not making any sence so far.
I am using a CSS layout and I want the links in my navagation section to load in my mian content section!! here is the page: URL="http://franky20.ca/jesse/franky21/index.htm" and here is my css: And my sorce code for "index.html": here is another person who has a simelar problem: