Hi Suz,
> The site has 4 pages. 3 are framed but the 4th didn't lend itself well to
> frames. So, I used target="_blank" to open a new non-frames window. All
> works fine.
>
> Question #1: How would I set it up the anchor for the "design"
> buttonon the
> NON-framed page so that if reader clicks the "design" button on the
> NON-framed page, it'll re-open the frames page (default.html) with the
> "design.html" page loaded into the "content" frame rather than some other
> page in the content window or, worse, just the design.html page alone
> without the frames?
If I understand the question, it sounds like you need to create an entirely
new top-level frameset, with design.html as the src in the "content" frame.
Then just use the new frameset as the link under your "design" button.
> Question #2: How would the default.html page know that anytime a user goes
> to the site for the first time, the user should see "welcome.html" loaded
> into the content window? It does that now already, but I just want to
> understand why it works that way.
If the frameset that you layed out in the default.html code has welcome.html
as the src in the "content" frame, then it will always load when
default.html is called for the first time.
Jack
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