L
Lorne Cameron
OK, so I've finally relised that "frames are evil" - it's linking to
specific pages and imroved search engine performance that finally sold
it to me.
So how do I go about ridding my site,
http://www.sportsunion.strath.ac.uk/snowsports , of frames whilst
keeping the same functionality (ie. only the main "frame" scrolls)? I'm
guessing CSS will provide the answer, which I have a little experience
with already. Are there any specific resources I should be looking at
(all the CSS tutorials I've been reading so far seem to go into a lot of
unecessary depth)?
Is there a way of embedding html files in other html files (eg. embed
header.html and contents.html in each page) so that I don't have to edit
code in every page if I want to change the left menu bar? Only having
to change one file (contents.html) to change something in the menu bar
was something I really liked about using frames that I'd like to
continue to be able to do if possible.
Any general constructive critisism of the site is very welcome too.
Thanks.
LC.
specific pages and imroved search engine performance that finally sold
it to me.
So how do I go about ridding my site,
http://www.sportsunion.strath.ac.uk/snowsports , of frames whilst
keeping the same functionality (ie. only the main "frame" scrolls)? I'm
guessing CSS will provide the answer, which I have a little experience
with already. Are there any specific resources I should be looking at
(all the CSS tutorials I've been reading so far seem to go into a lot of
unecessary depth)?
Is there a way of embedding html files in other html files (eg. embed
header.html and contents.html in each page) so that I don't have to edit
code in every page if I want to change the left menu bar? Only having
to change one file (contents.html) to change something in the menu bar
was something I really liked about using frames that I'd like to
continue to be able to do if possible.
Any general constructive critisism of the site is very welcome too.
Thanks.
LC.