I have a website I'm currently working on. I decided, due to the images of the links and such, to use a frame. My problem? Well, there are a lot of important links, so a scroll bar pops up letting me scroll down. But I would REALLY like for that to not be there. Is there any way to make the scroll bar on the right move BOTH frames SIMULTANEOUSLY???<!--content-->Why not dump the frames, and use either a PHP or SSI include (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.webdevfaqs.com/php.php#include">http://www.webdevfaqs.com/php.php#include</a><!-- m -->) to include the menu?<!--content-->I would, but this site is going out to a large audience of people with different ranges of compters - i'm looking to keep it all as simple as possible in terms of coding. Which is why I'm using a Frame- a navigation bar on each page would slow it down for people with older modems. So if there is some HTML coding trick to do this, I'm all ears.<!--content-->No, the only possibility would be with JavaScript, and even if it can be done in that, you'll have a site that does not work for 13% of the internet users. Since both the PHP and the SSI option will happen server-side, the clients browser is not an issue.<!--content-->So, if I use that PHP or SSI include, will the links all reload each time a new page is accessed? Because if it does, I may just stick with the scroll bars.<!--content-->Yes, but if you make your pages correctly, the additional page weight should be rather small.<!--content-->
