.htm page open in .htm

[sue_k]

I have tried frames to open a .htm in the middle of a page. The menu is not
opening properly now. Is there another way to open a .htm page in another .htm
page without frames? A behavior, perhaps?

Want menu to open like: [url]http://www.designsbysbk.com/lakeview-bank[/url]

In frames, looks like:
[url]http://www.designsbysbk.com/lakeview-bank/pages/en-financial.htm[/url]

[Murray *ACE*]

> Is there another way to open a .htm page in another .htm

> page without frames?

If it's a stand along HTML page, no - to open it in the middle of another
page you would have to use frames/IFrames.

If it's a server-side include fragment, then you can just include it in the
page. I'm sure this is not what you are wanting to do, though.

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"sue_k" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I have tried frames to open a .htm in the middle of a page. The menu is not
> opening properly now. Is there another way to open a .htm page in another
> .htm
> page without frames? A behavior, perhaps?
>
> Want menu to open like: [url]http://www.designsbysbk.com/lakeview-bank[/url]
>
> In frames, looks like:
> [url]http://www.designsbysbk.com/lakeview-bank/pages/en-financial.htm[/url]
>

[sarsie]

iframes are good.. then you can target the page into the iframe

[Murray *ACE*]

IFrames are only good for very limited use, in my opinion. They bring all
of the problems of frames into your life, and are way overused....

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"sarsie" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> iframes are good.. then you can target the page into the iframe

[sue_k]

I'm not crazy about frames and haven't used them in years. But to insert the
pages, doesn't look like there's an alternative.

I don't know anything about IFrames. So will have to check it out to see if
it'll work and what the disadvantages are. Murray, are the disadvantages the
same as using frames? Doesn't sound like there's another alternative. Saw a
page using .php, but the server this site's on doesn't allow php.

sue

[Murray *ACE*]

Yes. An IFrame is a frame.

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"sue_k" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'm not crazy about frames and haven't used them in years. But to insert
> the
> pages, doesn't look like there's an alternative.
>
> I don't know anything about IFrames. So will have to check it out to see
> if
> it'll work and what the disadvantages are. Murray, are the disadvantages
> the
> same as using frames? Doesn't sound like there's another alternative. Saw
> a
> page using .php, but the server this site's on doesn't allow php.
>
> sue
>

[sue_k]

The IFrames are very quirky. I had to manually set the height as, even after
taking the table height of the entire table out (was at 100%), the IFrame
wanted to "fit in the page" and scroll bars appeared - which never worked
properly in Firefox.

The menu nav rollovers are not working in IE (on the Mac) - so may have to
scrap this idea and put my nav on the side after all. I'll test it on a pc,
first. It's online at:

[url]http://www.designsbysbk.com/lakeview-bank/pages/en-financial3.htm[/url]

Thanks for the help!
s