(Also posted in html/css - wasn't sure where the answer needed - javascript or something else.)
I have a VERY limited knowledge of javascript.... so if there is something that can be done I may need a step by step instuction....
Ok - I am making a site for a local videogame company (It actually is up and running) and they were given permission to link to a website in the same area.
Basically - what they want to do is use Iframes to sort of split the screen up, so if you click a certain link on the site, you see their webpage and the other webpage.
My problem is - I can't keep links that are being clicked contained within the IFRAMES.
Here is a url to explain what I am talking about
http://www.videogamebuddy.com/main3.htm
Ok - this is sort of what we want to do (although we are not going to use Gamespot or Gamerankings - but I was trying to come up with a "Mock" something to see if it was what they wanted"
Basically - I want to be able to click a link in the "Gamespot" site and have it be contained within that frame - NOT sent the entire webpage to a new page. Click a news article and you will see that it overwrites and navigates out of the entire original website. The site that is going in there I have no control over....
so... my question. Is there a way (maybe using Javascript?) To make it so any link that is clicked will stay within their desired IFRAME.
Thanks
wakasm |
