Help!

**major_small** · 10-13-2003

if you say so... but i don't know anybody who learned C++ before HTML...

**Iamien** · 10-13-2003

/raises hand :P
HTMl iritated me. C++ is much more peacefull too me. Only reason i know HTMl is cause of the summer i had with PHP, a short lived flame, returned to the every burning love i have for a true language like c++ :P

**Glirk Dient** · 10-13-2003

Ok, I learned HTML a while ago(After C++...well after I began C++)

Anyways, I know you gotta make a seperate page that tells to make 2 pages, and tell what sizes. Then you gotta link each window to a seperate pages, so that's 3 different pages alltogether.

I could go look it up and tell you, but I am tired, lazy and I figure theres too many HTML tutorials on the web to count.

**major_small** · 10-14-2003

here's teh code for a framesource (i use them on my website http://www.johnshaoonline.com)

Code:

<html>
<head>

<frameset cols="16%,*"> 
<frame src="framesrc.htm" name="navigation" scrolling="no"></frame>
<frame src="home.htm" name="main"></frame>

</frameset>
</head>
</html>

now create two pages called framesrc.htm (or whatever you decide to use) and home.htm (same as before) and the framesrc will take up 15% of the screen (or whatever you put in) and the home will take up the rest of the screen (same as before)

clarifying:
things that can be changed: 16%,*,framesrc.htm,navigation,no,home.htm,main

pretty much anything in the quotes...

**Joe100** · 10-14-2003

thnxs

**major_small** · 10-14-2003

sorry i didn't post it earlier... I didn't see the question you asked.

**Joe100** · 10-14-2003

np dude but one question do i like put the text some where in that code or do i just type it in my advanced html area and just like put it somewhere

**JaWiB** · 10-14-2003

np dude but one question do i like put the text some where in that code or do i just type it in my advanced html area and just like put it somewhere

i cant understand what you are like talking abt

**major_small** · 10-15-2003

hmm... neither do i... i'll put it this way:

save that page as index.html
create a page called framesrc.html
write the links and everything on the left 16% of the page in it
create a page called home.html
write what's going to be in the rest of the screen in there
open the index.html page, and you'll see all three of them... actually you'll see the other two in frames on the first one, but you won't tell that your actually looking at the first one... try it and you'll see what i mean.

**Joe100** · 10-15-2003

thats not what i want to do though i already have the page up and stuff and im using aol hometown the problem is that i have to use an advanced html button to put things in but the pages r saved as html

**major_small** · 10-15-2003

create a new HTML page (with the 'advanced' editor) and put the page you already made in the "home.htm" part... if the page your using is already named home.html or index.html, rename it to something else and put that (^see above post^) page as the home.html or index.html page...

note: it should be index.html because that's what's used as, well, the index page.

**Joe100** · 10-16-2003

ummm ok well i got the frames on but now i have another problem i need a side scroller so i can put my links in

**major_small** · 10-16-2003

if your links go far enough down, the scroller will appear on it's own...

//edit: make sure you take out the "scrolling='no'" part or change the 'no' to 'yes'...

**FloatingPoint** · 10-16-2003

If you use a GUI HTML editor, e.g. Dreamweaver, creating frames should only take less than 5 minutes...

**~~frenchfry164~~** · 10-16-2003

I learned HTML when I was 9 years old. I didn't even have the internet back then, I just made HTML pages and looked at all the pretty things I could do.

Speaking of HTML, I should have an update for my site soon (long needed). Right now it is utter crap, because I started it one day and never got a chance to finish it. I hate school

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