Re: Beginners Question

[Conrad Lender]

On 22/06/09 22:32, ArbolOne wrote:
> Hello! I have a web site with the following pages
> index.html
> page1.html
> page2.html
>
> all the pages have a manu that links one page to the other.
>
> This is all good and dandy, however, I have now created a three frame
> web page: topFrame, leftFrame and mainFrame. The topFrame display a
> picture, the leftFrame displays the menu and the mainFrame display
> the index.html and the other 2 pages.
>
> Having explain this, my question is, when someone goes to
> www.mywebpage.com the first page that is shown on the browser is the
> index.html, what would be the page shown once I upload the new and
> improved Framed Webpage?

First of all, this has nothing to do with JavaScript. For general
questions, try a group in the comp.infosystems.www.authoring.* category.

Which page will be sent when a visitor enters "www.mywebpage.com"
depends on your web server configuration. Usually "index.html" or some
variation of this is used as the directory index page. Which means that
this is the page which would have to contain the frame set.

As for "new and improved framed webpage", there are very good reasons
why most sites don't use frames anymore. You should be able to find out
more about the issues with frames with Google or Wikipedia.

xp && f'up to ciwam

- Conrad