Help

[lynx]

i need help.
i got a real cool template but i need help for making frames for it
can any one help or got a tutorial on how to do it
plz plz plz im real stuck

Lynx :confused:

[mlseim]

You're going to have to be more elaborate with your question.

What do you mean by frames?

... and give us a link to what you have so far (even if it's not finished).
It helps when we can see your template and know what you're trying
to accomplish.

[lynx]

right the site is www.bttg.m-ka.net
www.bttg.m-ka.net
i want to make it into frames a
banner
middle
nav for that template

[lynx]

well can any one help

[mlseim]

It looks like you already have those things.

The nav bar,
A middle part for messages,
and a nav box on the right ...

You'll have to make a little picture using MSPaint
so we can see what you actually mean.

[ronaldb66]

Please, next time try to come up with a more descriptive posting subject then "help" as per the Posting Guidelines (http://www.codingforums.com/postguide.htm).

Also, you'll have to be a lot more precise in formulating your questions; it's unclear to all that responded what it is exactly what you're looking for. This may be primarily because you may not be familiar with the various terms used on these forums so you're sending confusing signals; try to avoid this by using plain english.

You mentioned a "template", but showed a link to a partially finished page; you asked for "frames", but it is unclear what you'd need frames for.

[lynx]

click on the link www.bttg.m-ka.net and it comes up with a template i want to turn that template into frames

middle frame
top frame
and nav frame right

[mlseim]

Do you mean CSS columns, HTML <inline frames> or HTML <frames>?

I would go with those in that order. <frames> being totally out.

<iframes> are OK to use (even mixed with CSS).

[lynx]

yeh html frames
for a nav bar middle top bottom

[mlseim]

Well ... the way you've got a convoluted mess of tables and elements,
you're going to have to scrap your template idea and do it by hand,
using the graphics you have. Making each part a frame will involve
making each part a template in itself (like a separate web page for
each section) ... that what frames are.

For learning how to use frames, start here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/present/frames.html

If your goal is some sort of CMS (content management system) where
you can update each section, you should go with PHP instead of frames.

Your index file is already "index.php" ... so why frames?

You probably are wondering why we keep hammering on your original question ...
I guess we're all perplexed as to why anyone would want to use frames.



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