Re: Oh dear..the dreaded frames...

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Re: Oh dear..the dreaded frames...

From Dave Kitching on 27 October '98
adding to Oh dear..the dreaded frames... posted by dave Kitching

>Thanks to all those respondents to previous postings. But here's another one..

>If I run out of space for tags on my frames index page, can I put the other tags no the opening pages within that page..like the button page for example? Will a search engine use those tags to direct a user to the overall framed page or will the user just see the framed page with nothing else?

>Why does this have to be so difficult?? :-)

>davek

I've just been reading the thread down the page dated 19.10.98 entitled 'Stuck in the Frames'. This advice on enuring that a page jumps free of the frameset is the opposite of what I'd like..is there a way of ensuring that if someone links oto a page, that page will display itself within the frameset?

Thanks
Davek

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>>Thanks to all those respondents to previous postings. But here's another one.. >>If I run out of space for tags on my frames index page, can I put the other tags no the opening pages within that page..like the button page for example? Will a search engine use those tags to direct a user to the overall framed page or will the user just see the framed page with nothing else? >>Why does this have to be so difficult?? :-) >>davek >I've just been reading the thread down the page dated 19.10.98 entitled 'Stuck in the Frames'. This advice on enuring that a page jumps free of the frameset is the opposite of what I'd like..is there a way of ensuring that if someone links oto a page, that page will display itself within the frameset? >Thanks >Davek