Advanced Frames
What Went Wrong
In last week's lesson, you were tasked with creating your
own HTML document and testing it within your frame document.
If you did that, then clicked on one of your links, you
noticed that it didn't quite work the way you wanted it to.
Don't worry - I meant for that to happen. It's always a
good idea to see what happens when you miss a step, so I let
you discover that for yourself. Before we get into this
week's lesson, here is the fix you need to make your HTML
page work correctly -
Inside your <A HREF...>
tags, you need to add a new
variable - TARGET - which tells the browser which frame to
display the page in. By default (if you list nothing) it
will display it in the same window. To have it display in
the right window, you need to tell the browser to put it
there. You will end up with something very much like this -
<A HREF="test1.htm"
TARGET="right">
Now let's get on with this week's lesson on advanced
frame techniques!