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It would be great if you added a bit more info. Is it supposed to be a web-browser game or an executable? Because you posted in HTML, I suppose you mean web-browser game. Since this is kind of advanced matter to code, you could either learn how to build 2D Games by going through some course, or ask someone else to do it for you. If you only need a grid that glows green and red for either if it's available or sold, that could be easier and is achievable through JavaScript. You will need basic JavaScript knowledge to create this concept.

Hello guys, I have a page constructed, it does not really have much content yet (more like nearly none at this moment). I decided the page content will always be loaded in iframe for a simple reason - I did not find a better solution to keep the menus available at all times at any page. Because if I make changes to the menu later, I would need to change it on all the pages. That simply does not look right to me. I am seriously just a beginner. When I want to copy a link to a specific application, I can't, because everything is happening on the main page. You can check what I mean yourself: http://lamecode.eu When you come to the page, the iframe loads default.html into itself. Later, when you click a link in the menus, javascript loads different content into that same iframe on the index.html page. I uploaded one sample application that I would want to link to, but the link is always on the index page due how the website works. Can you please suggest a solution to keep the menu on at all times, and when I make a change to the menu, it reflects on all pages? Because this way I cannot link to any of the future applications. Another workaround could be somehow force the menus to pop up from some other file when I make the links standard, e.g. it will forward to specific html file that does not have menus embeddded inside them? Thank you very much