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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / September 2003Help Please
I was wondering someone could explain how to set your page up so that the top banner and side banner do not move when you scroll down the page. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks > I was wondering someone could explain how to set your page up so that > the top banner and side banner do not move when you scroll down the > page. Any help would be appreciated. o Very little content o CSS: position:fixed; o Frames all options have their disadvantages. the best advice is "stop wanting that"  SignatureWilliam Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com > I was wondering someone could explain how to set your page up so that the > top banner and side banner do not move when you scroll down the page. Any > help would be appreciated. You're probably thinking of "frames" which you might want to reconsider doing. Can you think of one site, that has more than a few thousand visitors, that uses frames? eBay? Yahoo? Google? You know why? ;-) Also, frames severely hurt your chances of getting listed in search engines. --Tina Signaturehttp://www.AffordableHOST.com LiveChat: http://chat.affordablehost.com 20% Discount Code: newsgroup Serving the web since 1997 The page was created with frames; in 3 parts of the screen. The screen is dispose in 3 parts (frames): 1. top frame (Headline), static 2. side frame (left link bar), static 3. the central frame (with the contents), with scrollbars. Every frame comprise an different file.htm and may are static and unenlarged or (in your exemple) may scrolling (the central frame). The effect is that the central frame may scrollling the centralfile.htm comprise, as the two other frames (headline and left frame) are static. See page with frames. Ciao, SignatureFritz MVP Frontpage (news.microsoft.com/ microsoft.public.it.office.frontpage) > I was wondering someone could explain how to set your page up so that the > top banner and side banner do not move when you scroll down the page. Any > help would be appreciated. > > Thanks >MVP Frontpage ^^^^^^^^^^ Wow. What an awesome responsibility. I don't see your point...... If the post appear in this newsgroup, I think to speak about Ms Frontpage and his resources! Ornery, dull-witted and personal opinions/answers please post them in other locations or in ng where such references and utterances are accepted. SignatureFritz MVP Frontpage (news.microsoft.com/ microsoft.public.it.office.frontpage) > > >MVP Frontpage > > ^^^^^^^^^^ Wow. What an awesome responsibility. >MVP Frontpage ^^^^^^^^^^ Wow. What an awesome responsibility. > >MVP Frontpage > > ^^^^^^^^^^ Wow. What an awesome responsibility. I do apologise for the mulitple instances of this: Pipex is playing up, I swear I only sent it once! Alan >>> MVP Frontpage >> >> ^^^^^^^^^^ Wow. What an awesome responsibility. it's a dream come true - you get to spend all day slagging off the lousy tools you've been given to work with instead of getting on. ok - that's cheap shot. the tool is only ever going to be as good as the person using it. > I do apologise for the mulitple instances of this: Pipex is playing > up, I swear I only sent it once! if you say so ;o) SignatureWilliam Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com Awesome! SignatureMike -- FrontPage MVP '97-'02 J-Bots Plus 2002 End of Summer Sale You Save $20.00 http://www.websunlimited.com FrontPage Add-ins Since '97 2003 / 2002 / 2000 Compatible ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- If you think I'm doing a good job, let MS know at mvpga@microsoft.com > > >MVP Frontpage > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > swear I only sent it once! > Alan > > >MVP Frontpage > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > swear I only sent it once! > Alan Yeah, I didn't think it was THAT awesome. Judy Charging up on a white horse Fritz MVP Frontpage said: *bad advice snipped* : Ciao, Use CSS to get things to line up how you want. Do not use frames, especially not three of them. -- Heidi PaidToReads: http://www.paidtoreads.com/ Recommended Hosting: http://www.page-zone.com/ http://www.webmaster-talk.com/index.php?referrerid=146 I don't see your point...... If the post appear in this newsgroup, I think to speak about Ms Frontpage and his resources! Ornery, dull-witted and personal opinions/answers please post them in other locations or in ng where such references and utterances are accepted. SignatureFritz MVP Frontpage (news.microsoft.com/ microsoft.public.it.office.frontpage) > Charging up on a white horse Fritz MVP Frontpage said: > *bad advice snipped* [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Recommended Hosting: http://www.page-zone.com/ > http://www.webmaster-talk.com/index.php?referrerid=146 [Please don't top-post [1] ] >> Charging up on a white horse Fritz MVP Frontpage said: >> *bad advice snipped* [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> > I don't see your point...... Frames are evil [2] > If the post appear in this newsgroup, > I think to speak about Ms Frontpage > and his resources! Certainly - and why not? > Ornery, dull-witted and personal > opinions/answers please post them > in other locations or in ng where > such references and utterances > are accepted. Welcome to usenet - home of the brave, land of hope and glory, where even the most innocuous post can be brought crashing to the ground in festival of flame. [1] , [2] - Please use your favourite search engine to research. SignatureWilliam Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com > I was wondering someone could explain how to set your page up so that the > top banner and side banner do not move when you scroll down the page. Any > help would be appreciated. Step 1 - I'd recommend against seeking advice from FrontPage users. Step 2 - Stop wanting that. What you're describing is frames and frames are more trouble than they're worth. SignatureKarl Core Charles Sweeney says my sig is fine as it is. I hate websites that do that. > > I was wondering someone could explain how to set your page up so that the > > top banner and side banner do not move when you scroll down the page. Any [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Step 2 - Stop wanting that. What you're describing is frames and frames are > more trouble than they're worth. |
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