Hi All - I am attempting to write into my pages (500 +) a 'code' to re-place the 'IFRAME SRC=' I now use, but have a hard time thinking it out. I tried Java/CSS but just can't get it right - so I am here to ask the 'Monks' for HELP!!! If you look at any of my site pages (other than Auction/Classifieds) - all will have 'Standard Header' - as well as a footer, but the footer I have no problems with as yet. I would like to beable to just change the Standard Header page - so that is will display on all other pages without me having to go to each to make them larger/smaller each time. Unlike a 'FRAME' - I want the header to move up and out of the way as you scroll down the page. The site is - http://yktc.us - any pages other than Auction/Classifieds, which it written in CGI (which I am attempting to learn) This is the current html code I use: </HEAD> <body> ( This section is the Standard Header on all pages ) <IFRAME SRC="http://yktc.us/StandardHeader.html" width="103%" frameborder="0" height="1000"> </IFRAME>

( This ends the Standard Header ) ( This Starts the 'Page') FONT FACE="Georgia" color="#0000FF" size="7"> CENTER>YOUR KEY
TO
COLLECTIBLES©
/CENTER>

NOTE: I had to remove the < from in front of Font and Center so you could view the code and use ( in place of <!- that tells you 'This' etc. ---- End of code ----- Any help here? Joe

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