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Before we stray into "why not frames" let me know how that solution works for you - its pretty easy to implement.

I did try that tutorial, but after copying and editing all my pages, they wouldn't work. So I obviously did something wrong! I think I'll just use drop down menus..it's easier and quicker!Thanks!

Here is what you need:http://www.echoecho.com/jsframes02.htmBut, you mention "user friendly" which makes me ask, why are you using frames?

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Hmm, frames is the only layout I know how to use..plus the website is for an intranet, so everyone has IE6. Why aren't frames good?Is there another way that will give me the same layout? Thanks

I have a website with a frame layout. Top Frame is the Heading, Left frame is the Contents and the other frame is the main area. Links clicked in the content frame will display in the main frame.What I'm trying to do is when a link is clicked in the content frame, it changes the content frame to another menu. But when the content is changed to the other menu, I also want the main page updated too.e.gI have the 'home' menu which contains 'staff', 'pupils', 'school' (content1)I click 'staff' link in content1Content1 is changed to the staff menu (content2) E.G News, Events etcSo Content1 is replaced by content2, I'd like the main page to change to a staff 'home page' at the same time as the 'Staff' Link in contents 1 is clicked.Sorry I'm finding it difficult to describe. I hope you understand what I mean?Thank You.If I can't do that, I'll just use 'submenus'..maybe they are more user-friendly?