Re: Frames --

Look at the "Frames are your friends" thread to learn why those anti-frame
webpages are, pardon my french, a load or horse manure.

"Cuz 3.0" <buzzmaster (AT) noreplybuzzardbrain (DOT) com> wrote

Anyone know where I can find that article that tells why they should not
be
used?

Bad french and bad advice seem to go together.

If you can read and understand everything on Joe's links, then you can be
allowed to use frames. If you can't then you will be punished for using
them! 8)

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"Jon Yeager" <nospam (AT) please (DOT) com> wrote

Look at the "Frames are your friends" thread to learn why those anti-frame
webpages are, pardon my french, a load or horse manure.

"Cuz 3.0" <buzzmaster (AT) noreplybuzzardbrain (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:cc1tij$mh1$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com...
Anyone know where I can find that article that tells why they should not
be
used?

Agreed

And for those people who think framed sites can't do well on search engines,
some of my best performing sites are framed. You just need to do a bit of
research

Ultimately, a web page is a web page, irrespective of whether or not it's in
a frame.

Pete


"Jon Yeager" <nospam (AT) please (DOT) com> wrote

Look at the "Frames are your friends" thread to learn why those anti-frame
webpages are, pardon my french, a load or horse manure.

"Cuz 3.0" <buzzmaster (AT) noreplybuzzardbrain (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:cc1tij$mh1$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com...
Anyone know where I can find that article that tells why they should not
be
used?

Certainly true. Nobody here has said that frames cannot do well on search
engines. In fact frames offer a unique opportunity to optimize your site
for SE ranking.

But - the truth of the matter is this: those who ask why frames are bad have
no business using them. If they do not understand enough about frames to
understand why they are limiting in most situations, then they will not be
able to 'undig' the enormous hole into which they are about to plummet.

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"Pete" <spamless.SPAMLESS (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com> wrote

Agreed

And for those people who think framed sites can't do well on search
engines,
some of my best performing sites are framed. You just need to do a bit of
research

Ultimately, a web page is a web page, irrespective of whether or not it's
in
a frame.

Pete


"Jon Yeager" <nospam (AT) please (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:cc1to8$mmn$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com...
Look at the "Frames are your friends" thread to learn why those
anti-frame
webpages are, pardon my french, a load or horse manure.

"Cuz 3.0" <buzzmaster (AT) noreplybuzzardbrain (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:cc1tij$mh1$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com...
Anyone know where I can find that article that tells why they should
not
be
used?