i need help !!!!!!!!!

im building a new website and i want a frame with text in, so that you click on the text then the page appears on the right side

but i cant !!!!!!!!!

i've tried using <a href="http://address you want to link to" target="rightside">your link name</a> and filling out the appropriate areas but it wont work !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!

WHY ???????????????????????????????

WHY ???????????????????????????????

i am not an expert, but have you tired puting in title="relavent title"

ie.
<a href="http://address you want to link to" target="rightside" title="relavent title">your link name</a>

what you have should've worked, make sure there are no typos. if you're linking to your own site don't use the 'http://www.domain.com' part, use relative paths.

<a href="pagename.html" target="name">

no no no. i think is the frameset thingy. you sould put 'name="framename" '

does the frame title and the target have the same name? if not i think you'll have to do that, maybe label them both 'right' or 'rightside' or something...

it should be the same name. you will need to check it.

example:
<frame name="testing123">


<a href="lalalalala.html" target="testing123">

what is the answer then !!!!!!!!

I've had to many of them !!!!!!!

Thanks for helping, by the way !!!! ;)

do what designhazard said. i assumed that your frame name and target is the same.

check out my webbie then CLICK HEREwww.geocities.com/scoliosis7 (http://www.geocities.com/scoliosis7)

you need to target the 'rightside' like below. you're linking to your own site you don't need to do the whole 'http://www.domain.com' thing. it just slows the site down slightly (nobody will notice though :).)

also for some reason your pages don't have the extension. that may be a causing some problems i'm not sure. the site is also throwing javascript errors that i didn't look into so i'm not sure where it's coming from.

<a href="/scoliosis7/home" target="rightside">Home</a>