Frames and independent pages in a single website

I don't want all of my pages to be presented within frames.

[New_Alex]

This is my next webmare.

Sorry once again for comming here with answers instead of solutions but I hope that soon I will get the experience to help you with your questions as well.

I am developing a site for my communtity and I promised them to have it up and running until this Monday.

My site is based on frames developed using dreamweaver as the tool but my problem is that I want some of my pages not to be presented within the default frame.

example:

www.mbaline.co.uk\ball\index.htm

You can click on my site above and then click on forums link at the left.

I don't want the forums to be presented in the default frame.

What can I do?

Alex
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[PsychoTekk]

i'm not too sure whether i got the point of your question but just in case.... ;)
<a href="...forum..." target="_blank">

hm maybe you are talkin about this...

<frameset frameborder="0" border="0" framespacing="0" cols="200,*">
<frame src="menu.htm" name="menu" scrolling="auto" noresize>
<frame src="main.htm" name="main" scrolling="auto" noresize>
</frameset>
==> that's what the framesite lookslike for example...

so in menu.htm just use
<a href="news.htm" target="main"...

[New_Alex]

PsychoTekk,

You hit the point there.

I checked in the Dreamweaver Bible (book) and I found out that I can perform that function within dreamweaver.

When you make a link In the properties tag, look at target and check the options. You can see "_Link", "_parent" , "_self" "_top" and some other options.

"_Link" option in the "target" menu opens my link in a different window.

"_parent" option opens my link in the current window, but without the frameset.

That actually solved my proprem, SO....When others have the same problem in the future I can help!!!

Alex
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