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John Leeke
At my website www.HistoricHomeWorks.com I have a simple menu structure that
uses an "include page" at the top and bottom of each of hundreds of
webpages. The menus scroll out of view and into view along with the rest of
the page contents. The site was first developed in FP98, but I now use
FP2000 to maintain it.
I want to convert this menu structure to one that always keeps the menu in
view in a narrow band all across the top of the page. I suspect this would
be done with frames. Could you tell me the "right" way to do this?
Also, is there a simple way to remove all of the "include page" features
from the top and bottom of all those pages all an once?
Normally I would just start trying things until I got what I wanted, but my
situation is complicated by the fact that the only copy of my website is at
my remote server service. I do not have a copy of it here on my own desktop
computer. So I don't want to mess up my active website with a lot of
experimentation. I only have Window XP Home, so I cannot set up a server
here on my own desktop.
Thanks for your help.
John
by hammer and hand great works do stand
by pen and thought best words are wrought
uses an "include page" at the top and bottom of each of hundreds of
webpages. The menus scroll out of view and into view along with the rest of
the page contents. The site was first developed in FP98, but I now use
FP2000 to maintain it.
I want to convert this menu structure to one that always keeps the menu in
view in a narrow band all across the top of the page. I suspect this would
be done with frames. Could you tell me the "right" way to do this?
Also, is there a simple way to remove all of the "include page" features
from the top and bottom of all those pages all an once?
Normally I would just start trying things until I got what I wanted, but my
situation is complicated by the fact that the only copy of my website is at
my remote server service. I do not have a copy of it here on my own desktop
computer. So I don't want to mess up my active website with a lot of
experimentation. I only have Window XP Home, so I cannot set up a server
here on my own desktop.
Thanks for your help.
John
by hammer and hand great works do stand
by pen and thought best words are wrought