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href=&quot;<a href="http://www.something.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.something.htm</a>&quot; target=content&gt;&lt;/A&gt;<br />
content is the name of the main window where you going to show your stuff from a clicked window. so target points to it.
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href="http://www.something.htm [http://www.something.htm]" target=content></A>
content is the name of the main window where you going to show your stuff from a clicked window. so target points to it.

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<div class="content wysiwyg-content">
Sorry, I have one more question about frames. (I am just learning all this HTML stuff) &nbsp;I set up my page with a side and top frame. &nbsp;I have my personal banner on the top section, and my main page in the big section and want to place a navigation bar on the side. &nbsp;But when I click the link on the side,it goes to that web-page in that frame. &nbsp;How can I have people click on the link in the side frame and have the page open up in the main section? &nbsp;Thanks!! &nbsp;
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Sorry, I have one more question about frames. (I am just learning all this HTML stuff)  I set up my page with a side and top frame.  I have my personal banner on the top section, and my main page in the big section and want to place a navigation bar on the side.  But when I click the link on the side,it goes to that web-page in that frame.  How can I have people click on the link in the side frame and have the page open up in the main section?  Thanks!!  

One more Frame question...

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