Frames won't work.

[tunkenstein]

Hi. On my website, I decided to go "the cool/fun way" and use frames. Now, my main page is its own little section, with a cool homemade MATRIX animation in the upperleft corner and a navigation bar on the left side below the animation. Pretty cool site, in my opinion, with poetry, artwork, and some awesome links. One problem. visit my site here:

www.geocities.com/careless960/tunkenstein.html

after the cool little intro animation (which only fast browsers will see in a few seconds after loading) the main site loads. Cool. Now, try to visit the links, on the side bar below the MATRIX animation. WHAT HAPPENED!?!?!?!

You know exactly what happened.

Is there anyway for me to link the navbar frame to the mainpage frame, so that when I click on one link it only changes the larger mainpage section? view my source code if you need too. It would be fantastic if you could simply send me an edited version of my own source code.

Thank you so much, and I hope that whomever reads this will be able to help me. Just in case my e-mail isn't listed (im new here) here it is:

careless@wazaam.com

Again, thanks.

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[yngwin]

Frames were cool in the last century. Nowadays geeks use CSS

[Leon4003]

Where do you want the links to open up at? Is it the main page and still have the links on the left? If so, you need to set a target for the link to go to put it after the name of the link with something like this, target="main". Here is a link where you can read about frames http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/present/frames.html, hope it helps you

[RetroNetro]

Hello

Ok first go into the frames page and change this

 
<FRAME src="tunkensteinhome2.html">

to

<FRAME src="tunkensteinhome2.html" name="index">

Then for the links on the left, add this to the links

 target ="index" 

Hope this helps

Later
Johnny

[tunkenstein]

[QUOTE=then for the links on the left, add this to the links
target ="index"[/QUOTE]

What does that go as? I tried <target="index"> but that doesn't work. is there some format I'd need? edit my source code.

[RetroNetro]

Hello

Try this

<a href="link goes here" target ="index">

Hope this helps

Later
Johnny