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First off I am not only a novice of frontpage but of web development know a bit of html tags but that is about it, so sorry if this is a horrible question!

I have a Frontpage site, it is using cascading stylesheets, so I get a page and the borders are all set then I have a richtext field in the middle for me to edit actually on the sides also all in tables. I need to find out how I open another webpage right in the CSS page.. So I want to open http://.../login.jsp and have it show in the middle of the page with the left nav and the header of the first page still there. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks so much,
Michael

nprignano

>> I need to find out how I open another webpage right in the CSS page

I would use an inline frame or an SSI (server side include) to do this.

also, what is the format of your page, is the extension .css?

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nprignano

>>You can't have a CSS page. CSS file govern the look and format of the web page.

I think what he means is that you cannot have .css as an extension for a webpage that is displayed - a CSS file is merely a text file with all of the properties that are applied to your site.

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hhammash

Yes nprignano, true, this is what I meant.

To elaborate more, you cannot type http://www.site.com/MyFile.css and have a web page with images and text ...etc.

mwebb_sdmc

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Okay I tried insert web component - Could not find inline frame I am using Frontpage 2003 under what component type should it be?

mwebb_sdmc

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Okay I found the inline frame, I added it and the correct web page, what it does is allow me to go right to that page. I don't think I am asking the question correctly, what I need is for the page to open up it is a login within the whole website so the left and the top need to stay the same and the middle has to be the new webpage. Then they can easily navigate back to our webpage. So top and left stay the same it is not a css page it just uses style sheets. Then the middle changes to the new website. Right now with the inline frame if I am doing it correctly it goes to the page then automatically redirects to the new page without the current frame.

Thanks,
Michael

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nprignano

agreed