3 files are involved: 1.) content 2.) content 3.) the main file which brings the content together.
DW 8, if I remember correctly, lets you edit files 1 & 2 when you're viewing 3, so any changes you make to 3, which are saved, will automatically update 1 & 2.
Argument:
file1.html
file2.html
index.html (file 3)
index.html will call file1.html and file2.html to create itself. In DW 8, you cannot directly edit index.html (working off memory here, so it might not be true), however, you can browse to the file on your computer and edit the file (index.html) in notepad (to specify the size to display etc.)
When you link to the page, you have to specify index.html, not either of the other ones.
Another approach: I don't like frames, so I have used a popup for a radio station on one of my sites. Users who wish to listen to the music, click on a link, which opens the radio station, which stays open in the popup, so it doesn't reload every time. To my mind it makes the content much more SEO (though I'm not an expert), and also leaves the option in the user's hands. I don't like being dictated when I browse, so I try not to dictate when I design.
It's late in the night - I hope above makes sense...  |
