paragonics

damn.

Is it possible through pure html to load multiple frames at the click of one image?I have 3 frames. A leftFrame with thumbnails as a navigation bar and a topFrame for the Description of the image shown in the mainFrame.Currently my code for linking looks like this: <td><a href="../Description html/pastel01.html" target="topFrame"><img src="../thumbs/THUMBpastel01.jpg" width="65" height="65" border="0" /></a></td>= loads pastel01.html in topFrame, when THUMBpastel01.jpg is clicked on <td><a href="../Description html/pastel01.JPGl" target="mainFrame"><img src="../thumbs/THUMBpastel01.jpg" width="65" height="65" border="0" /></a></td>= loads pastel01.JPG in mainFrame, when THUMBpastel01.jpg is clicked onnow i want to combine them, so when THUMBpastel01.jpg is clicked on, both load; the html in the topFrame and the image in the mainFrame. Is this possible? I've asked about and the only solution has been said to use Java, but its necessary to stick to pure html for this, so anyone knowledgeable enough for this one?Thanks for reading. - Paragonics

Sorted. You're a aspnetguy

Hi everybody!(Hi Doctor Nic!)I've been set the task at University to make a quick simple website to act as a portfolio for my art work. I should mention that I'm not very well versed in producing websites yet.I have 3 frames, 2 on the left, and 1 as the main window. The top left one is for my contact details, the lower is for navigation.The problem right now is that I put a table into the left (Navigational) frame to use as a list of thumbnail pictures, which could be clicked on to view a larger picture in the main window. Unfortunately the table goes past the bottom of the screen and there is no scroll bar assigned to it by default?Anyone know how to fix this or fix my brain if needed? I've been trying to find a solution to this for many hours now and the clock is ticking :)Thanks to anyone who's been kind enough to help out. - Paragonics