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This stuff is designed to be used with frames but I've tried to keep it non-frames accessible.

The first lot of activities don't have head tags, because head tags with frames used to worry some old browsers. But since most people have fairly up-to-date browsers now, I've given new ones head tags, including automatically-generated meta tags for content and keywords. All the main pages have links at the bottom to monkeys.htm (the frameset page), one of the complete index pages and themselves (with target set to _top to get rid of the frames.

The frameset page is called monkeys.htm. The index files that go in the sidebars are called "index....htm". (indextitle.htm, indexperson.htm, etc. They are all linked to each other.

The full-page menus are called things like title.htm and person.htm. They provide all the information but in different orders. All have head tags and are intended to be used without frames (since the sidebars just duplicate them anyway), but they can be accessed without getting rid of the frames. They are all linked to each other.

Everything is slung together in one directory. If I remake all the pages in a new design (which would be quite easy), I'll change that to tidy things up.

The information is gathered by a Visual Basic program. It can pick out key details from Word or html files automatically, pops up a user form to confirm them and check everything's in the right categories and writes them in a table in a word file called master.doc. The menus can be remade automatically. The sidebar layout is written into the code, but the rest come from text file templates.


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