(MS Publisher 2003) I've noticed web sites that, rather than taking you into
a new browser window or taking you off their page completely with a
hyperlink, they link to another site and you remain framed in their site with
their menu still showing. Is there a way to create this in Publisher that
isn't too complex?
Mike Koewler - 11 Apr 2007 22:44 GMT
You use an i-frame, aka a frameset or framed document. I'm not sure
exactly how Pub handles it but I think what you need to do is insert an
html code fragment. The code would look something like this:
<iframe src="http://www.pagename.html" style="width:775px; height:800px;
frameborder="0" scrolling="yes"</iframe> Replace pagename with the page
you want to display.
Mike
> (MS Publisher 2003) I've noticed web sites that, rather than taking you into
> a new browser window or taking you off their page completely with a
> hyperlink, they link to another site and you remain framed in their site with
> their menu still showing. Is there a way to create this in Publisher that
> isn't too complex?