Question:
Framing something in dreamweaver?
2006-08-24 08:36:45 UTC
I have a site that I am making in dreamweaver and it is for a real estate agent she uses listingware.com which is where all of her idx information comes up (which houses are available) and people can search houses. I want to put this into dreamweaver as a frame but i have no clue how to do it. Can someone help me a little? I dont want it to ruin the layout i have for her now!
Three answers:
2006-08-24 08:46:42 UTC
My first thought is... avoid frames if at all possible. Use another technology, perhaps PHP, or AJAX, to pull in the data from the other website. Because frames...



1) Wreak havoc with the web browser's Back button and site navigation in general.



2) Confuse the robots and spiders and search engines.



For anyone else who ran across this question during a search because they're considering using frames in a situation that does NOT require accessing an external sites, if you don't have access to a web technology like PHP, then have a long look at Dreamweaver's template system before resorting to frames.



That said, here are a few tutorials. The actual methods will vary slightly from one version of Dreamweaver to the next, especially those older than the MX series. The concept, however, remains the same, as does the actual HTML code.
2016-12-11 19:33:21 UTC
whenever you're working with frames in Dreamweaver, even however all the frames are seen, the variations you're making interior of a undeniable physique are purely made to the report linked with that physique. In different words, in case you have a navigation physique, and you had hyperlinks to it, that report could have variations, yet something won't. be sure you p.c.. the superb objective for that physique, so issues open the place you have chose them too. you additionally can edit with merely the single physique seen by beginning that physique's report in my view.
lookforadam
2006-08-24 09:20:33 UTC
I wholeheartedly agree with the above user about the problems with frames (good answer!)



However if you still want to go ahead I suggest you explore iFrames (stands for 'inline frames'). That is a very simple way to incorporate external content into a page and you can control the dimensions of the iFrame so that it will fit into your current design.



Example code -







The src file is the page you want to include. Additionally, you can put text in between the two iframe tags which will appear for browsers that do not undersand iframes.


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