- From: Beerse, Corné <cbeerse@hiscom.nl>
- Date: Thu, 2 May 2002 17:56:27 +0200
- To: "'John Russell'" <ve3ll@rac.ca>
- Cc: "'amaya maillist'" <www-amaya@w3.org>
> -----Original Message----- > From: John Russell [mailto:ve3ll@rac.ca] > Amaya does not support frames. > Is this a resources unavailable for implementing issue or > is it philosophical in that group believes there are alternate > techniques that accomplish the same goals. I bet it is the first. You can add that Amaya is an editor with browse capacities, not a browser. If it is for browsing pages with frames, use a browser capable of doing so. If it is for editing pages with frames: create the frame page manually create all sub-pages to fill the frames with amaya. If you use an ascii editor for editing, you would do a similar thing. > If it is the latter, i would like someone to show me or point me to > design notes or pages that have implemented in css or html4 > Using tables is so bizzarre and archaic for several reasons: > 1] one must repeat content on all pages with sidebar -- a real > maintenance headache. > 2] menu scrolls off screen just when you need it most. > 3] no scrollbar for long menu... you must scroll main screen tsk! tsk! > the w3.org main page is a good demo of what not to do > can anyone point me at what TO DO to achieve sidebar menus > without frames or ugly table construct. An inquiring > mind needs to know! Do not let amaya restrict you! Use it for it's power, not for the missing features. > John Russell, VE3LL@RAC.CA > http://home.cogeco.ca/~ve3ll (2 L's as in London) > Be sure to check your HTML markup code by using > http://validator.w3.org or > http://www.htmlhelp.com/tools/validator/ >
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