Way to Do This Without HTML Frames

I am creating a website that lets the user view 4 different tech deal websites at once in a 2x2 grid. To get the website content, I am using an RSS to HTML converter.

Here is a sample of one my converted RSS feeds:
http://www.dealfiesta.com/rss2html.php?XMLFILE=http://techbargains.com/rss.xml&TEMPLATE=http://dealfiesta.com/template.html&MAXITEMS=10

The problem is, I need 4 of those on a single page and the URL doesn't seem to work with frames, even when I put .html or .htm at the end.

Are there any alternatives to HTML frames I can use?

 

... I don't see why you need to use frames at all, unless I am missing something. It would seem you could just do it with CSS / xHTML.

 

How about you use layers?

 

There is no such thing as "layers" in html.

cheers,

gary

 

Well, there's one in Frontpage that I use

cheers

 

Ok, Microsoft Frontpage calls it "layers" but looking at the code it's just <div> tag.

It's quite helpful because you can specify the absolute position for the placement. It can help in putting the four different objects that Sleepy_Sentry mentioned about.