Opening an Existing Page in a Frame


The content for the moreContent frame has already been created for you. You will want to assign this page to the frame. Also, you already started several content pages, so now you need to make sure that they fit in the content frame. You can open those files directly in the frame to check or edit them.

1.

In the community.html Document window, click inside the moreContent frame.

This is the frame in which you want the sidebar page to appear.

2.

Choose File > Open in Frame. Choose sidebar.html from the dialog box. Save the frameset.

The page is loaded into the content frame and is available for editing. Notice that the secondary navigation items do not yet have links associated with them.

3.

Within the content frame, open AboutGreen.html. Verify that the page fits correctly into the frame.

Tip

Take care when saving your frames and exercise caution when using the Save All Frames command in the File menu. This command saves all open pages contained in your frames and the frameset. The files that initially appear within each frame are defined in the frameset. If you choose File > Save All Frames while you are editing other pages within the frames (by using File > Open In Frame), you redefine the frameset.

4.

Open BeginningGreen.html in the content frame.

Your page should now look like the following example. Verify that it fits in the frame.




Macromedia Dreamweaver 8(c) Training from the Source
Macromedia Dreamweaver 8: Training from the Source
ISBN: 0321336267
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 326

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