After building my site with frames, I've decided that the frames are
too annoying; they take up too much space.
Can I remove them without doing damage to my site?
Thanks in advanced,
brian

In general, no. If you delete the framesets, you'll need to regoranize all
your content into non-frames pages.

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"fantabular" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> After building my site with frames, I've decided that the frames are
> too annoying; they take up too much space.
> Can I remove them without doing damage to my site?
> Thanks in advanced,
> brian

fantabular wrote:
> After building my site with frames, I've decided that the frames are
> too annoying; they take up too much space.
> Can I remove them without doing damage to my site?
> Thanks in advanced,
> brian

Yes no problem.
You will need to implement the navigational elements into the body of your
separate pages. You can do this manually or by using SSIs.

--
Brett

When I was crossing the border into Canada, they asked if I had any
firearms with me. I said, "Well, what do you need?"