Hello,
How can I make all my pages with the same name in the address window.
Thanks
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Hey Isabelle-
One way to do that is to use frames. Assuming that you know how to use frames, then you would make 2 frames. 1 on the top and the other on the bottom. If, for example, your bottom frame is blue then you would want to set your top frame as blue also but make the top frame size 1 pixel. Then you make sure that your links load into the main frame and then your visitors will never be able to tell. This will leave the URL at the same address the whole time.

I hope that helps you out. Let me know.
-- james

"The greatest thing the devil ever did was convince you he didn't exist." =- The Usual Suspects

Thank you, but can I do it without frames?

Isabelle--
Is this the address ildesign.qc.ca/ the site that you are trying to make the URL stay the same for every page?
Because it appears as though it already stayes the same.

I am looking into anther way of doing it though.

"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist." =- The Usual Suspects

No it is for an other one

You know -- you have stumped me.
I did think of 2 more ways. 1) You technically could use iframes but that is really the same thing as i said before right? 2) you could use PHP include but even then, the URL will change slightly.

I was looking at your ildesign.qc.ca site and it seems that it actually uses a form of frames. I just cant figure it out. I found something called "noFrames content". That is new to me so i am going to check it out.

Does anyone else have the answer to this thread

"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist." =- The Usual Suspects

You know -- you have stumped me.
I did think of 2 more ways. 1) You technically could use iframes but that is really the same thing as i said before right? 2) you could use PHP include but even then, the URL will change slightly.

I was looking at your ildesign.qc.ca site and it seems that it actually uses a form of frames. I just cant figure it out. I found something called "noFrames content". That is new to me so i am going to check it out.

Does anyone else have the answer to this thread

"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist." =- The Usual Suspects

The noframes tag is just for people whose browser does not support frames, if this is the case then the html inside these tags is rendered.

On my site is just says something polite like get a newer browser.

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www.galleryof3d.com
(PHP and MySQL)

I'm a french canadian, so what does it mean "these tags is rendered" ?
thanks

It means that if you use frames then you would include a noframes code for the people that dont have frames to see. It would look something like this.
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&lt;noframes&gt; This site uses frames which are not supported by your browser&lt;/noframes&gt;
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When a visitor reaches your site and their browser doesnt support frames, it will show (render) them that text in the noframe tags.

I hope that explains it some what.

I am still looking into it

"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist." =- The Usual Suspects

Yes thank you very very much