FanEvents
09-30-2002, 08:48 AM
This may be something simple to someone with a clue, but since that's not me, here goes:
I'd like to set up my page(s) so that the top and left "stay still" -- that is, like in an Excel spreadsheet, you can set it so that the top (couple of) row(s) stay in place when scrolling, and the left (couple of) column(s) stay likewise "locked."
These two pages show what I am driving at:
http://www.partypop.com/
http://www.eventplanner.com/
It looks to me like these are all independent pages set-up so that even though it's a new page, it looks exactly the same at the top and sides. Is this frames stuff? and if so, can it be done without frames?
I don't even know how to break a page into columns, so I am really in need of help. As of right now, I use Word to make my web-pages (though I've heard a lot of hooey regarding that lately). If I can do this stuff in that program, I'd like to, since I haven't *any* time or $$ to buy software/do training right now, and need to get my site up and running: Although I've been doing what I do for several years now, I haven't had a website --but now I am involved in a new development that makes having a functional site necessary and ASAP! I just don't have a clue.
Thanks! S.MAKO
I'd like to set up my page(s) so that the top and left "stay still" -- that is, like in an Excel spreadsheet, you can set it so that the top (couple of) row(s) stay in place when scrolling, and the left (couple of) column(s) stay likewise "locked."
These two pages show what I am driving at:
http://www.partypop.com/
http://www.eventplanner.com/
It looks to me like these are all independent pages set-up so that even though it's a new page, it looks exactly the same at the top and sides. Is this frames stuff? and if so, can it be done without frames?
I don't even know how to break a page into columns, so I am really in need of help. As of right now, I use Word to make my web-pages (though I've heard a lot of hooey regarding that lately). If I can do this stuff in that program, I'd like to, since I haven't *any* time or $$ to buy software/do training right now, and need to get my site up and running: Although I've been doing what I do for several years now, I haven't had a website --but now I am involved in a new development that makes having a functional site necessary and ASAP! I just don't have a clue.
Thanks! S.MAKO