another html question

[philip]

i'm bulding a page with 3 frame colons next to each other

the first will be the menu, the second submenu and the third the actual site

when you click on one of the links in the menu it'll bring up a submenu (if applicable) with new choices. the 'home' menu option doesn't have a submenu, and when you already have clicked one of the menu options with submenu, the submenu will remain. i want a blank html page there, which means the option 'home' needs to links, 1 for the blank submenu and 1 for the html itself. the way i tried now (and i think it's logical) is to have 'the menu option home have to links, which doesn't work.

do i have to script those links (or one) or can i do it with html?

[Jorath Calar]

you can do it in html with frames... but you'd be better of using a Dhtml with dropmenus...

Frames are a ancient evil of the web... [img]smile.gif[/img]

[philip]

Originally posted by Jorath Calar: you can do it in html with frames... but you'd be better of using a Dhtml with dropmenus... Frames are a ancient evil of the web... [img]smile.gif[/img]

I'm already doing it in frames but maybe the actual question wasn't clear in my post:

can i make one word, in this case home, link so that it opens an empty submenu page AND the normal home html page in html, basically make one word link to two parts of my frames page (i tried with 'a href' but it didn't work, so i want to know if it's possible in one way or another in html to do this before i learn yet another scripting language)?

[ 10-17-2003, 11:47 AM: Message edited by: philip ]