What besides frames allows blending multiple websites into 1 presentation? (HTML5 removes frames)
Please note to all frames bashers. I'm a frames basher too. I'm really looking for an alternative. So you don't need to sell me on the evils of frames. Spend your cleverness telling the world how to solve the problem a better way.
Its not clear what alternatives allow combining resources from multiple web sites?
Specific example (real world) Web site A provides an interactive graphing webpage
and invites its use for educational web sites.
Web site B, educational, needs a side by side display, graph from website A
and explanation of graph from web site B.
Further, Web site A graph is "live", users can change parameters &sliders to see how it changes
graph in real time.
This does not seem possible without frames. Does Css or any other alternative allow
blending content from multiple websites into a single page presentation? (and have each part of the page actively connected to the right server?)
How does HTML 5 propose to address this very real world problem? (HTML removes frames completely)
Similar problems: Web sites about web sites, and using real working interactive access to during tutorials.
Two browser windows doesn't really do it, since
the layout is uncontrollable, can't guarantee the necessary bits are visible.
Please note to all frames bashers. I'm a frames basher too. I'm really looking for an alternative. So you don't need to sell me on the evils of frames. Spend your cleverness telling the world how to solve the problem a better way.
Its not clear what alternatives allow combining resources from multiple web sites?
Specific example (real world) Web site A provides an interactive graphing webpage
and invites its use for educational web sites.
Web site B, educational, needs a side by side display, graph from website A
and explanation of graph from web site B.
Further, Web site A graph is "live", users can change parameters &sliders to see how it changes
graph in real time.
This does not seem possible without frames. Does Css or any other alternative allow
blending content from multiple websites into a single page presentation? (and have each part of the page actively connected to the right server?)
How does HTML 5 propose to address this very real world problem? (HTML removes frames completely)
Similar problems: Web sites about web sites, and using real working interactive access to during tutorials.
Two browser windows doesn't really do it, since
the layout is uncontrollable, can't guarantee the necessary bits are visible.