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Frames Tutorial
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Optimization Techniques that Do the Document Body Good
Optimizing your web pages for different browsers, platforms, and devices has evolved to consume a sizeable chunk of one's development efforts. To minimize its impact, some developers, most notably Paul Irish, have compiled many of the best practices for getting your documents to load as quickly and render as consistently as possible across the full spectrum of available devices into framework templates. This article takes a look at optimizing techniques that specifically target the document body.
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CSS3 Ribbon Menu: A CSS3 Tutorial for Creating Animated Menus
This tutorial will explore the wonderful world of CSS3 transitions and CSS2 pseudo-elements used to create an animated navigation ribbon using minimal markup.
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So You Want To Change More Than One Frame, Huh?
Follow this tutorial to learn how to use one button to change two or more frames in one shot.
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Frames and Spiders
Will the use of frames stop your pages from being spidered properly by the search engines? Not if you follow these guidelines!
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Frames and Spiders Part 2
Be Pretty and Be Spidered!
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First Frame Page
So, You Want To Change More Than One Frame, Huh?
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Frames Tutorials: Table of Contents
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Frames Yes! Frames No!
Got a page you don't want to open in someone else's frameset? Got a page that you do not want to open outside of a frameset? This will tell you how.
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HTML 4.01: Frames
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Margins Through Frames Tutorial
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So You Want Seamless Frames, Huh?
So, You Want Seamless Frames, Huh?
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So, You Want In-Line Frames, Huh?
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So, You Want Some Frames, Huh?
So, You Want A Frame, Huh?





