Frames vs Master/Content pages

Frames vs Master/Content pages

am 17.01.2008 15:05:44 von John Devlon

Hi,

I,ve created a master and content page using visual studio. The content page
has a lot of text.
On the master page, to the left of the place holder is the navigation
displayed.

When previewing the result, and when I start to scroll, the navigation
doesn't stay in place.

Is there a way using .net tools, to keep the navigation in place. Is there a
solution the change the behaviour of the master page, so it will act as a
frame (scrolling bar ect)
Or do I just have to use frames?

Does Visual studio still support frames ?
Or is this just an old fasion way of working ?

John

Re: Frames vs Master/Content pages

am 17.01.2008 16:39:18 von Scott Roberts

You could consider wrapping your content area in a scrolling div.


"john Devlon" wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I,ve created a master and content page using visual studio. The content
> page has a lot of text.
> On the master page, to the left of the place holder is the navigation
> displayed.
>
> When previewing the result, and when I start to scroll, the navigation
> doesn't stay in place.
>
> Is there a way using .net tools, to keep the navigation in place. Is there
> a solution the change the behaviour of the master page, so it will act as
> a frame (scrolling bar ect)
> Or do I just have to use frames?
>
> Does Visual studio still support frames ?
> Or is this just an old fasion way of working ?
>
> John
>
>
>