Re: About frames ...

[Al Anderson <al@felix.TECLink.Net>]

Kursat Ince wrote:
> 
> Sorry, I know, this maybe not the right place to ask a question about
> frames, but:
> 
> I have successfully created 3 frames in my doc. where the first is a
> banner, the second is an index for the third. The index, and its links
> work as they should, i.e. open a page in the third frame,
> 
> my problem is, when I click a link on the third frame, it opens a page in
> the third frame. If the doc.s were related, I would not butter. But they
> are not. I want to get ride of all of the frames. Is this possible, or
> should I go and read the manual :)
> 
> Please help.
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Kursat Ince
> 
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To have a link effect anouther frame use the target= tag in the anchor.
eg.
<a href="link.linkity.net" target="name">

The "name" is what you named the frame in the 
<frameset>
	<frame src="" name="">
</frameset>
tags.

To get rid of all of the frames use the target="_top"

Hope this helps

Al Anderson.
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