Loads of questions about this at the moment, so here it goes...

Three things need to be done to get an inline frame to change its URL.

1) Create an iframe (duh!) and call it "inlineframe" (no quotes)
<IFRAME name="inlineframe" src="blank.html"></IFRAME>

There are other properties (width, height, marginwidth, marginheight, frameborder, scrolling etc.) but you can leave them for now. You will see that the source of the iframe is blank.html (you can call it anything) In that you should put instructions about where to hover or click for what etc.

2) If you want to change the URL when a certain part of a picture is clicked on, read Lissa's page at http://www.lissaexplains.com/fun6.shtml and make the bits of your image mapped as you want them, or go straight to step 3.

3) THIS IS CRUCIAL. To make the pages appear in the inline frame, you need to add a little extra to the tag (either <area> or <a (href)> - target="inlineframe" (as written.)


You don't have to use the name "inlineframe", it can be changed, but you will have to change the name in each of the hyperlinks.

Any questions, post in the forum.