Question:
Dear Dr. Website:
I'm trying to take an existing web page and embed the content within another
without opening a new browser view.
I've tried using Document.Write and have been unsuccessful.
Is there an easy way to do this? HELP!
Thanks
Answer:
What you need to use is iframes. You can thus embed a page within a page
without using normal frames or without opening a new browser window:
<IFRAME WIDTH=100% HEIGHT=320 MARGINWIDTH=0 MARGINHEIGHT=0 HSPACE=0
VSPACE=0 FRAMEBORDER=0 SCROLLING=yes BORDERCOLOR="#000000"
SRC="yoursite.html" TARGET="_new"> </IFRAME>
Any links inside the iframe will open a new window. If you do not wish that
to be the case, take the "TARGET=_new" out of the iframe tag. Thanks,
-- Dr. Website
Question:
Dear Dr. Website:
I recently have come across websites (such as this one - I just noticed)
that when you click to email them - the email window pops up and the Subject
Line is already filled in - in your case "Dr. Website." I would like to be
able to do this so that people know the mail is coming from my site. Please
advise.
Thanks
Answer:
There are many ways you can use the mailto
to send pre-formatted email. Here
are a few: normal mailto:
<A HREF="mailto:scott@internet.com">this'll do
it</A>
mailto with subject:
<A HREF="mailto:scott@internet.com?subject=this is the
subject">this is it</A>
mailto with several recipients:
<A
HREF="mailto:scott@internet.com,sclark@internet.com
">this be it</A>
mailto with recipient, cc and bcc (carbon copy and blind carbon copy):
<A
HREF="mailto:scott@internet.com
&cc=scott@webdeveloper.com
&bcc=webmaster@webd
eveloper.com">this be it</A>
mailto with subject and body: <A
HREF="mailto:webmaster@webdeveloper.com?subject=
this is the
subject
&body=This is the body">test message body text</A>
Thanks,
-- Dr. Website
Question:
Dear
Dr. Website:
I have been creating a web site with Netscape 4.7. But then i suddenly
realized i don't now how or where i can put my site. Also i want to know
how i can put a movie on my site.
from a learning web page designer
Thanks
Answer:
You may want to download the latest version of Netscape, which at this point
would be Netscape 6+. Then you can take advantage of the technology that is
now available for your site. Or you may want to give one of the many HTML
editors that are available a try:
http://wdvl.internet.com/Reviews/HTML/As
for where to put your site, you need to find a web host. You can use one of
the free sites that are available, such as GeoCities.com, or if you want to
pay a fee to host the site, you can find a host at our Web Host List:
http://webhosts.thelist.com/You'll need to FTP your site to the host' web
server. Most hosts provide information about that procedure, and some HTML
tools, such as Netscape's editor, have this feature built in. Thanks, and
good luck,
Thanks
-- Dr. Website
