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frames or no frames From Andy at Tracewell Systems, inc. on 26 Oct '99 I have been developing our site for several months (http://www.tracewellsystems.com/). This is my first attempt at a site. My goal was to get the information and navigation firm, then do a graphical overhaul. I am getting very close to that point. I have a tough decision to make. When I revamp the graphics, should I continue to use frames or not? I have heard that some search engines don’t recognize frame pages, so I currently have my home page as a non-frames page. We are currently getting almost no search engine listings, but it hasn’t been 2 weeks since I started submitting. The reason that I like a frame page is the ability to maintain a stationary navigation bar on the page. What is your opinion? Andy

Re: frames or no frames - Gil - 26/10/99

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>I have been developing our site for several months (http://www.tracewellsystems.com/). This is my first attempt at a site. My goal was to get the information and navigation firm, then do a graphical overhaul. I am getting very close to that point. I have a tough decision to make. When I revamp the graphics, should I continue to use frames or not? I have heard that some search engines don’t recognize frame pages, so I currently have my home page as a non-frames page. We are currently getting almost no search engine listings, but it hasn’t been 2 weeks since I started submitting. The reason that I like a frame page is the ability to maintain a stationary navigation bar on the page. What is your opinion? > >Andy