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| Targeting Tutorial |
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| To target frames is very easy. Target means like, where the page that is linked is going to appear. first you have to take a look at this: <html> <head> <title>My Page</title> </head> <frameset cols=20%,80%> <frame src="left.html" name="SARAH"> <frame src="right.html" name="rightside"> </frameset> <body> </body> <noframes> <a href="your main page.html">Click Here</a> </noframes> </html> where it says: name="SARAH"> "SARAH" is the name of the frame. On my frame's name I decided to put SARAH but you can put whatever you want. So when you have to put a link in another frame you just need to put the name of the frame you want the page to appear like for example: <a href="newpage.html" target="SARAH">Name of your link</a> where it says target you put the name of the frame: target="SARAH"> This tutorial Was Submited by Sarahwarrah2003 |