- From: Dan Miller <danolist@reboot.com>
- Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2001 10:03:33 -0800
- To: www-html@w3.org
Frank Tobin wrote: > > Dave J Woolley, at 17:20 -0000 on Thu, 1 Feb 2001, wrote: > > [DJW:] Most commercial sites that have ever thought about > this make .... > First of all, this technique is not limited commercial sites. It's even > good for embedding of one's own site. > > Second, never assume Javascript. As we carry this thread into the future and farther from topicality. I just have to jump in here. Frames are often used as navigational aides, and that is what they do best. Just make sure your content documents stand on their own and interlink. This is easily accomplished with HTML and JavaScript including NOSCRIPT tags. For example, use JS to document.write a navigational header only IF the doc is loaded in a top level window. Have the same header in a NOSCRIPT tag for no-JS browsers. The JS header does not appear when the doc is loaded into a frameset, but appears outside of it or woth JS off. Problem solved. -- Dan Miller - danolist@reboot.com "What is mind? It doesn't matter. What is matter? Never mind." -Frankie Howard ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Statements made and opinions expressed are entirely my own and do not reflect those of ReBoot.com or Mainframe Entertainment. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dan-o's Personal Home Page: http://www.members.home.net/dan-o-miller/
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