How do you set up a navigational frame to stay on each web page?

[Guest]

Trevor,
What exactly are you doing when you optimize pictures?Sorry for all the
questions.
Marion

Marion,

I have read through the rest of this thread and experienced persons have
given good replies.

But for your question :
The text within <noframes></noframes> only displays in browers which do not
support frames.

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Guest]

Do you have any idea why the banner did not completely show up on Rob's
computer?
Marion

Marion,

I have read through the rest of this thread and experienced persons have
given good replies.

But for your question :
The text within <noframes></noframes> only displays in browers which do not
support frames.

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Guest]

Do you know of any websites that are using bookmarks with menus that I could
look at for an example.
Thanks!
Marion

Marion,

I have read through the rest of this thread and experienced persons have
given good replies.

But for your question :
The text within <noframes></noframes> only displays in browers which do not
support frames.

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Trevor L.]

Actually, Marion I thought about this when I was walking to the shops just
now.

I asked many of the same questions myself when I started. The advice I got
from this NG was "optimise". Well, that's fine, I thought, nice jargon, but
what does it mean in practice.

When I got IrfanView, I was able to find out *how* to do it, as distinct
from a general description of what to do.

In Irfanview, I open a picture, and resize it (I choose 600*400 or 400*600).
This option is in the Image menu or Ctl-R.

I then save, using the 3rd icon from the left on the top menu bar. A side
box comes up with JPEG/GIF save options. Under the heading JPEG, there is a
slider Save quality: I set this to 75%

I find this gives me a decent picture of about 45-50KB which is a good size
for the Internet.

I hope you can use this info. and make some progress.

 

[Guest]

Thank you so much for your time and help. I really do appreciate it.
I will give it a try .
Marion

Actually, Marion I thought about this when I was walking to the shops just
now.

I asked many of the same questions myself when I started. The advice I got
from this NG was "optimise". Well, that's fine, I thought, nice jargon, but
what does it mean in practice.

When I got IrfanView, I was able to find out *how* to do it, as distinct
from a general description of what to do.

In Irfanview, I open a picture, and resize it (I choose 600*400 or 400*600).
This option is in the Image menu or Ctl-R.

I then save, using the 3rd icon from the left on the top menu bar. A side
box comes up with JPEG/GIF save options. Under the heading JPEG, there is a
slider Save quality: I set this to 75%

I find this gives me a decent picture of about 45-50KB which is a good size
for the Internet.

I hope you can use this info. and make some progress.

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Trevor L.]

Marion,

I am working through your queries one at a time, so apologies if there are
overlaps or someone else gives another answer.
I have numbered your questions below *1.* etc. and my answers

*1.* If everything looks good on your computers, then they support frames.
The test is whether the contents of the tag <noframes> displays using your
browser. If if does not, then your browser supports frames.
*2.* Bookmarks are a separate issue. They simply add a reference point in
the page and can be used in GoTo type commands. The point to go to is
bookmarked, and the GoTo command uses the reference to know where to go to.
It is not a complicated process, and I (or another) can explain further.
*3.* Yes. In jargon speak, a background is either an image or a color.
Either can easily be added.
*4.* Tables can be added. I use them extensively.
*5.* I do use hyperlinks. An example would be on the page in my website
named "Picture Album" There are several lines of "GoTo"s. Each of these has
a set of hyperlinks to another part of the page

Sure, I will bear with you. I have been a beginner, myself (probably still
am). To bare with you might be too intimate
))

 

[Trevor L.]

Marion.
You can have a look at my site

The side panel is a sort of menu. It directs you to other pages "About Us"
and "Picture Album". But these are references to other pages, not to
bookmarks. The page "Picture Album" is closer to what you are referring to

There are many sites with good examples, which others may be able to point
you to. Browsing through this NG may find some posts where sites to look at
have been suggested.

Another good place to learn just about everything about HTML, CSS and
Javascript (and others) is http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp

 

[Guest]

I looked at your website and you look like you are using frames too.
Very nice website.
marion

Marion.
You can have a look at my site

The side panel is a sort of menu. It directs you to other pages "About Us"
and "Picture Album". But these are references to other pages, not to
bookmarks. The page "Picture Album" is closer to what you are referring to

There are many sites with good examples, which others may be able to point
you to. Browsing through this NG may find some posts where sites to look at
have been suggested.

Another good place to learn just about everything about HTML, CSS and
Javascript (and others) is http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Trevor L.]

Marion,
I think the banner is too deep. On mine, it fits horizontally, but appears
to be cut off vertically.

I suggest you make the picture smaller or increase the space available.

You have these statements:

<div style="border: 5px double #000080">
<p align="left"><b>
<font face="Cataneo BT" color="#000080" style="font-size: 55pt">
<img border="0" src="harrisonlogo.jpg" width="121" height="116"
align="left"> Lady Hoyas <img border="0" src="Worth_Yellow_Ball.gif"
width="94" height="91">
Fastpitch</font></b></p></div>

So the height appears to 116

You framest page has
<frameset rows="190,*">

I have the feeling that the units are not the same. Otherwise 116 would fit
into 190.

You could try altering the width and depth of the images say 81*77 and 63*61
(two-thirds). But then the horizontal dimensions may be too small.

Alternatively increase 190 to something greater. But then there won't be a
lot of space for the main page.

It is all experimentation, I am afraid.

I have just had a brainwave - the text can be made smaller. Change
font-size: 55pt to font-size: 30pt, for example. It will fit then

 

[Guest]

Thank you again so much! I will change that.
If I leave my frames as they are do you think I will have problems with them?
There really isn't that much more that I am going to add in the way of
pages. This is for a high school team to inform them of practices and
schedules and maybe have some pictures on there during the season. I will
work on the banner and work on optimizing the pictures. I guess optimizing
the pictures will make it load faster??
Marion

Marion,
I think the banner is too deep. On mine, it fits horizontally, but appears
to be cut off vertically.

I suggest you make the picture smaller or increase the space available.

You have these statements:

<div style="border: 5px double #000080">
<p align="left"><b>
<font face="Cataneo BT" color="#000080" style="font-size: 55pt">
<img border="0" src="harrisonlogo.jpg" width="121" height="116"
align="left"> Lady Hoyas <img border="0" src="Worth_Yellow_Ball.gif"
width="94" height="91">
Fastpitch</font></b></p></div>

So the height appears to 116

You framest page has
<frameset rows="190,*">

I have the feeling that the units are not the same. Otherwise 116 would fit
into 190.

You could try altering the width and depth of the images say 81*77 and 63*61
(two-thirds). But then the horizontal dimensions may be too small.

Alternatively increase 190 to something greater. But then there won't be a
lot of space for the main page.

It is all experimentation, I am afraid.

I have just had a brainwave - the text can be made smaller. Change
font-size: 55pt to font-size: 30pt, for example. It will fit then

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Guest]

But I just remembered what you told me that my browser does not support
frames. What do I do about that? I have microsoft version 6.0. I am a bit
confused about that.
Marion

Marion,
I think the banner is too deep. On mine, it fits horizontally, but appears
to be cut off vertically.

I suggest you make the picture smaller or increase the space available.

You have these statements:

<div style="border: 5px double #000080">
<p align="left"><b>
<font face="Cataneo BT" color="#000080" style="font-size: 55pt">
<img border="0" src="harrisonlogo.jpg" width="121" height="116"
align="left"> Lady Hoyas <img border="0" src="Worth_Yellow_Ball.gif"
width="94" height="91">
Fastpitch</font></b></p></div>

So the height appears to 116

You framest page has
<frameset rows="190,*">

I have the feeling that the units are not the same. Otherwise 116 would fit
into 190.

You could try altering the width and depth of the images say 81*77 and 63*61
(two-thirds). But then the horizontal dimensions may be too small.

Alternatively increase 190 to something greater. But then there won't be a
lot of space for the main page.

It is all experimentation, I am afraid.

I have just had a brainwave - the text can be made smaller. Change
font-size: 55pt to font-size: 30pt, for example. It will fit then

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28Crash_Gordon=AE\]

Try making the font size in the top frame smaller...instead of 55pt that you have now, that may help.

 

[Trevor L.]

Marion,
If you alter the text to fit, then there should be no problem in leaving the
frames as they are.

Yes, optimising will make the pictures load faster. Murray and other experts
on this NG suggests 45-50KB as an optimum (maximum?) size

 

[Guest]

That is good news to hear.
Thank you. You have been most helpful.
I will look over that website you gave me and see what all I can learn from
it.
Thanks again.
Marion

Marion,
If you alter the text to fit, then there should be no problem in leaving the
frames as they are.

Yes, optimising will make the pictures load faster. Murray and other experts
on this NG suggests 45-50KB as an optimum (maximum?) size

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Trevor L.]

Sorry Marion if I gave the wrong impression.

Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 6.0 *does* support frames

The syntax of the HTML can be confusing;
One uses <noframes>text></noframes> to display text in browsers which
*don't* support frames.

It is not code saying: "My browser doesn't have frames",
rather code which says: "I wrote this code in a browser using frames, but if
your browser doesn't support frames, then here is a message to say so"

Is that clearer than mud, as they say in Aussieland :-D

 

[Guest]

Thank you very much for the help.
I will change that font on my banner and work on these photos. Will have to
be tomorrow because it is getting late here.
thanks again for all the help and suggestions.
Marion

Try making the font size in the top frame smaller...instead of 55pt that you have now, that may help.

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Guest]

Thank you again for your help.
Hope I haven't been to much of a pain. Just trying to learn all about this.
It is fun and very interesting to me. I appreciate the suggestions and the
help.
Have a good one.
Marion

Marion.
You can have a look at my site

The side panel is a sort of menu. It directs you to other pages "About Us"
and "Picture Album". But these are references to other pages, not to
bookmarks. The page "Picture Album" is closer to what you are referring to

There are many sites with good examples, which others may be able to point
you to. Browsing through this NG may find some posts where sites to look at
have been suggested.

Another good place to learn just about everything about HTML, CSS and
Javascript (and others) is http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28Crash_Gordon=AE\]

Sure it does, you musta misunderstood.

But I just remembered what you told me that my browser does not support
frames. What do I do about that? I have microsoft version 6.0. I am a bit
confused about that.
Marion


<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>


<script language="JavaScript">
<!--

window.open = SymRealWinOpen;

//-->
</script>

 

[Trevor L.]

avagoodnight.

It is only 2:30 p.m. (Tuesday 7 June) in OZ

Yes, it can be great fun, can't it

--
Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

Thank you again for your help.
Hope I haven't been to much of a pain. Just trying to learn all
about this. It is fun and very interesting to me. I appreciate the
suggestions and the help.
Have a good one.
Marion

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http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html

 

[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28Crash_Gordon=AE\]

Thought you needed rainwater to make mud?

Sorry Marion if I gave the wrong impression.

Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 6.0 *does* support frames

The syntax of the HTML can be confusing;
One uses <noframes>text></noframes> to display text in browsers which
*don't* support frames.

It is not code saying: "My browser doesn't have frames",
rather code which says: "I wrote this code in a browser using frames, but if
your browser doesn't support frames, then here is a message to say so"

Is that clearer than mud, as they say in Aussieland :-D