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    Post these stupid frames

    alright. i am working on another site for my husband's race car. and guess what he wants? FRAMES!!! And guess what's not working right? FRAMES!!!!

    He wants the page to look like this:

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    his logo |
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    nav| main page |
    | |
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    well, the basic idea. Now here's what i can up with for a html code:


    frameset rows="50,*"
    frame src="logo.html"
    frameset cols="30%,70%"
    frame src="nav.html"
    frame scr="main.html"
    /frameset


    I fon't get why it isn't working. Can someone help?Please? Thankyou.

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    why dont you do the site using tabels and or css ?

    more eazy, and NO frames.
    also using css you can do more "special things".
    If you are into Video Editing : <a href="http://www.highvid.com" target="_blank">www.HighVid.com</a>

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    i don't know how to do css. I am still new on learning how to do this. I want to learn as much as i can as fast as i can. but i guess that it isn't working. sorry about the picture layout as how i wanted the page to look.

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    dasy -
    you are doing it all wrong !!!
    code:

    <*html*>
    <*frameset rows="50,*"*>

    <*frame src="logo.html" name="logo"*>

    <*frameset cols="30%,70%"*>

    <*frame src="nav.html" name="nav"*>
    <*frame scr="main.html" name="main"*>

    <*/frameset*>
    <*/frameset*>
    <*/html*>

    Remove the ***** from the begining and ending of the tags
    If you are into Video Editing : <a href="http://www.highvid.com" target="_blank">www.HighVid.com</a>

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    Try downloadind dreamweaver from http://www.cnet.com or search www.google.com for dreamweaver software is a 30 day trail period lots of good help on builing a site.
    Created this site with dreamweaver: http://www.smokinparts.com
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    Ya know, you can just go to a site and look at the source code and copy/modify it to suit your needs. Sometimes that's the best way to learn how the code works. trial and error.

    Also, try a tool like Allaire's Homesite. It lets you create the page by clicking buttons and adding html or other languages and doesn't put a ton of garbage in the code to confuse you later.

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