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help with frames....
Hi,
I am creating a website in dreamweaver mx, on windows, and am adding two extras like oscommerce, and phpBB. I would ideally like to build frames into the design, so for example: I have a top running navigation bar, when someone clicks on 'forum' I want my logo and navigation bar to remain at the top, and the forum loads within a seperate frame below. I have two questions: 1 - Is this a good idea? 2 - Is it fairly easy to do within dreamweaver? Thanks Ben |
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Re: help with frames....
Frames are fairly easy - once you start to understand how they work but for search engine purposes I have always heard they are not that great of an idea.
If you are trying to maintain navigation, you might consider server side includes or php includes |
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