>Therein is the fatal flaw in Netscape's half-assed implementation of framed
>content: it utterly disregarded the entire -- and fundamental -- model of
>the Web as a non-hierarchical matrix of equally significant "objects".
>When some objects are "less equal" than others, then the entire
>navigation and bookmarking structure collapses. It becomes unpredictable
>and unreliable. Which is a good reason to avoid frames unless there is
>some utterly compelling reason to use them. Which there very rarely is.
Brent, compellingly and eloquently stated. Hear hear! Death to frames!
Barry
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Web Design & Development - Online Marketing <http://www.ToTheWeb.com>
Web portfolio at <http://www.ToTheWeb.com/portfolio.html>
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