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Framing an Active Site?
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It's easy to frame one but you better make sure they aren't running a framebuster script before you publish to the web.
To frame one all you have to do is have your <a href> tag pointing to the right or middle frame with the target= attribute.
i.e., <a href="cnn.com" target="right">CNN</a>
The above would be your link in the navigation side. The target="right" would be what my right frame would be called.
You will note that CNN uses the framebuster and will only stay in your frame for about 3 seconds before it takes over the entire screen. This is why it is very important for you to check before going public with your site. [sig][/sig]
To frame one all you have to do is have your <a href> tag pointing to the right or middle frame with the target= attribute.
i.e., <a href="cnn.com" target="right">CNN</a>
The above would be your link in the navigation side. The target="right" would be what my right frame would be called.
You will note that CNN uses the framebuster and will only stay in your frame for about 3 seconds before it takes over the entire screen. This is why it is very important for you to check before going public with your site. [sig][/sig]
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