Be sure you have correctly NAMEd your FRAME areas inside your FRAMESET page. Then adjust the following examples to show the names you used for your frames.
TWO FRAMES
newpage1.html will load into the area called right.
newpage2.html will load into the area called left.
change the right, left, newpage1.html, and newpage2.html values to suit your needs.
THREE FRAMES
newpage1.html will load into the area called middle.
newpage2.html will load into the area called left.
newpage3.html will load into the area called right.
again, change all said values to suit your site needs.
Be sure you are using the correct spelling and CaSe LeTtErInG for the target area names and webpage file names.
TWO FRAMES
<a href="newpage1.html"
onClick="parent.left.location='newpage2.html'" target="right">
text or image
</a>
text or image
</a>
newpage1.html will load into the area called right.
newpage2.html will load into the area called left.
change the right, left, newpage1.html, and newpage2.html values to suit your needs.
THREE FRAMES
<a href="newpage1.html" onClick="parent.left.location='newpage2.html'; parent.right.location='newpage3.html'" target="middle">
text or image
</a>
text or image
</a>
newpage1.html will load into the area called middle.
newpage2.html will load into the area called left.
newpage3.html will load into the area called right.
again, change all said values to suit your site needs.
Be sure you are using the correct spelling and CaSe LeTtErInG for the target area names and webpage file names.
