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Hey i am buildin a new website and wanted to know how i can make it more attractive. Should i have the same colour for the page background or should i change it for different topics.
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Cirus the virus wrote:
> use frames its much better
Use frames, and I find out where you live and remove your kneecaps with a pair of pliers.
> use frames its much better
Use frames, and I find out where you live and remove your kneecaps with a pair of pliers.
Twain wrote:
> Some browsers don't support frames.
Yeah, but if the don't support Frames, they probably don't support much else either, lol.
> Some browsers don't support frames.
Yeah, but if the don't support Frames, they probably don't support much else either, lol.
Cirus the virus wrote:
> use frames its much better
I see. What evidence do you have to support this? My defence is that the most used and famous web sites in the world do not use frames.
Hotmail
Yahoo
MSN
Microsoft.com
netscape.com
adobe.com
ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk
bt.com
bbc.com
ananova.com
orange.com
There is a reason why they don't use frames. That reason is because even if you use them "properly", they still break the users' perception of what is going on. Users can't book mark specific pages. They don't work in some browers. People who find it hard to see and who use text-to-speech browsers will find they can't get past the first frame. Search engines will not spider the site, and if they do, they won't spider it correctly. It creates more pages for the web designer / developer to maintain, therefore, more chance of something breaking.
> use frames its much better
I see. What evidence do you have to support this? My defence is that the most used and famous web sites in the world do not use frames.
Hotmail
Yahoo
MSN
Microsoft.com
netscape.com
adobe.com
ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk
bt.com
bbc.com
ananova.com
orange.com
There is a reason why they don't use frames. That reason is because even if you use them "properly", they still break the users' perception of what is going on. Users can't book mark specific pages. They don't work in some browers. People who find it hard to see and who use text-to-speech browsers will find they can't get past the first frame. Search engines will not spider the site, and if they do, they won't spider it correctly. It creates more pages for the web designer / developer to maintain, therefore, more chance of something breaking.
Some browsers don't support frames.
Cirus the virus wrote:
> use frames its much better.
Just use them correctly :o)
> use frames its much better.
Just use them correctly :o)
Think its BORDER=0 FRAMESPACING=0 FRAMEBORDER=0 within the
does anyone know how to change/get rid of the ugly default dividers that split frames?
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