[Year 12 IT Apps] U3-O1

[Mark]

Yes, frames were a nightmare for search engines trying to spider a site,
and - when overdone (as inevitably happened) - frames made pages hideous to
use. They also encouraged people to embed other webpages into their own
without attribution.

I only ever used them so a top or side menu would stay in place while the
main part of the page scrolled around.


On 6 February 2014 12:42, Litsa Tzelepis <htzelepis at msj.vic.edu.au> wrote:

> Hello,
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> I went into my first ITapps class today (they were on camp last week) and
> realised the IT dept installed Adobe CC - so my Dreamweaver has gone from
> CS4 to CC.
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> Not so much of a drama to look at straight away but I noticed "frames" are
> not valid anymore. The kids liked to use them to avoid repeating link
> placement and to help with the "navigation" feature they are meant to
> demonstrate.
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> My question is if frames aren't used, what are others using for
> "navigation".
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> Sorry if it sounds obvious - or are you just using the same links on each
> page.
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> Thank-you, litsa
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> J
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> Litsa Tzelepis
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> Mount St. Joseph Girl's College
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> 133 Maidstone Street, Altona, VIC. 3018
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> htzelepis at msj.vic.edu.au
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> P:8398 2000 | F:9398 3498
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Mark Kelly
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