Exercise: Display Frame Hints

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Exercise: Display Frame Hints

Make a copy of your original nonframes home page. Edit this copy for the frames version that you're creating here. (You don't want to mess up the original nonframes version while you experiment with frames.)

Save the copy of your home page in a file named display.html.

Edit display.html to remove all the links to other pages (at least get rid of the ones that you've put in your table of contents file, in case you decided not to move all your links to the toc frame).

Edit / reword the text of display.html as necessary, so that the removal of the links you'd had there doesn't lead to a mass of incomprehensible gobblegook. (You never want to adopt a new format for your web pages if doing so will make them less usable.)

Or "take the easy way out": just copy your original home page file to display.html and don't change it at all. Then your toc frame can just repeat the links in your initial display frame.


			Frames \| Display Frame Hints
		Exercise: Display Frame Hints Make a copy of your original nonframes home page. Edit this copy for the frames version that you're creating here. (You don't want to mess up the original nonframes version while you experiment with frames.) Save the copy of your home page in a file named display.html. Edit display.html to remove all the links to other pages (at least get rid of the ones that you've put in your table of contents file, in case you decided not to move all your links to the toc frame). Edit / reword the text of display.html as necessary, so that the removal of the links you'd had there doesn't lead to a mass of incomprehensible gobblegook. (You never want to adopt a new format for your web pages if doing so will make them less usable.) Or "take the easy way out": just copy your original home page file to display.html and don't change it at all. Then your toc frame can just repeat the links in your initial display frame.