I have just spent the last 2 or 3 hours reading and learning everything I can get my hands on concerning HTML: Tables, Classes, Styles, Stylesheets, and CSS stuff. 
and I can feel my brain throbbing.
I have been learning this stuff because I need to update my website(and programming skills) to modern day methods.
One of the things that I keep hearing is, how Frames are not �modern� and they should be done away with.
The problem is that my entire site is NOTHING but Frames. Basically what that means is that I have to trash my entire site and start over. I don�t really have a problem with this however, in order for me to achieve the new look I want, I have to ask this question:
Is there a way to use Tables in a similar way as Frames?
By that I mean:
Can I load an HTML file (OR JUST A TEXT FILE) into a table?
The reason I ask is because:
If there was a Table that had information that changes regularly, I would rather not go into every page on the site and change that Table�s contents. I would rather just change the contents of a HTML file or TXT file.
Anyway, Hope that made some sense. Thanks in advanced for your replies.
and I can feel my brain throbbing.I have been learning this stuff because I need to update my website(and programming skills) to modern day methods.
One of the things that I keep hearing is, how Frames are not �modern� and they should be done away with.
The problem is that my entire site is NOTHING but Frames. Basically what that means is that I have to trash my entire site and start over. I don�t really have a problem with this however, in order for me to achieve the new look I want, I have to ask this question:
Is there a way to use Tables in a similar way as Frames?
By that I mean:
Can I load an HTML file (OR JUST A TEXT FILE) into a table?
The reason I ask is because:
If there was a Table that had information that changes regularly, I would rather not go into every page on the site and change that Table�s contents. I would rather just change the contents of a HTML file or TXT file.
Anyway, Hope that made some sense. Thanks in advanced for your replies.
