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I have a few sites that for different reasons I have used FRAMES (I know, everybody hates them) for increased security and ease of use. However, I have decided that the downside, particularly browser incompatibilities, is no longer worth it and I want to make PHP/CSS pseudo-frames.
Coming from the 'C' programming world, I really like PHP. So as not to reinvent the world, can someone refer me to good sites for educating myself about good techniques for making PHP/CSS pseudo-frames that will maintain most of the capabilities of normal HTML frames? Bob from Las Vegas P.S. Here are a few framed sites I want to convert: http://las-vegas-shopping.net http://www.itvFan.com (click green button) http://www.vegasxyz.com |
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Have you checked out: http://www.w3schools.com/css/
But I am not too certain what you mean by pseudo-frames? |
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Meaning that the nav stays the same? You do not even have to use PHP actually if this is what you are speaking about. You can use SSI by renaming the files to shtml and adding a code:
to insert another page. But if you want to use PHP: Code:
<?php
include ("header.php");
?>
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