Hello & question

[WGAnubis]

Hello, I am WGAnubis. I'm fairly new to the world of HTML, having taken a class on it last spring semester. Lately I have been designing sites for the group of online video gamers I run with and have come up with a rather cool looking demo of the site. We all like it but im not entirely sure on how to impliment the design in the way it looks. Im fairly certain I need to use frames but I dont think it would be able to retain the "connections" found in the following image:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v733/Anubus/WebsiteDemo.jpg

As you can see, each "window" is connected to each other by what looks like steel connectors. I'd really like to have the website look exactly or close to the demo, but if I use frames im not sure how that would be possible. Is their another way I can go about doing this or do I have to rethink the demo?

[Pegasus]

Welcome to the forums.

You could just slice each section into one image and then put them together either in a table or in separate <div>s.

Peg

[WGAnubis]

Ive built the site, but now im having additonal trouble with the links. What I am attempting to do is that by clicking on a single link button will cause 2 bits of information to pop up on the page, IE the Title of the page requested and the information. I tried this:

<p><a href="title.htm" Target="title"> <a href="news.html" target="main"><img src="FactionHistory.gif" height="58" width="144" border="0" /></a></a></p>

as per a recomendation from a friend, but it doesnt seem to work. IS what I am attempting to do not possible or do I need to go about it another way.

[Pegasus]

You can't have two <a> tags inside each other. Your best bet would be to use a javascript pop-up. I'll just move this thread to Clientside Scripting for you. Someone there will have the exact code needed.

Peg