Crash courses in HTML make my brain bleed

[air_n_darkness]

I am almost finished with new website design for the business, but there's something I want to that is beyond my limited HTML capabilities and since I'm not sure what the proper term for what I want to do is, I can't Google it.

Instead of simply linking to our current Ebay offerings, I want the the Ebay page to actually appear on that page of my website, instead of people having to clicky a link to go to the Ebay search page. Does that make sense? Probably not, my brain is hurting from working on this for 4 days....

Anyway, I think that it is something to do with frames. I may not be able to do it at all, as it may not work w/ the Trellix Sitebuilder program. Gahh!

If any of my HTML savvy buddies understand this rambling and can explain how to possible produce the desired effect, I would appreciate the help. Feel free to e-mail me at the addy posted in my user info.

Comments

[archmage.livejournal.com]

I'd consider using iframes for that. Easy to use, and should be very easily Googled.

Happy, happy...

[air_n_darkness]

iframes worked very well, once I found a site that had the info in an easily digestible format:). I knew I could count on my tech gods to come through:)

Now, just a few more tweaks...site should be ready for launch on Monday!

[discordian.livejournal.com]

Or if you're still having trouble, get a hold of me and I can do it for you.

[air_n_darkness]

Thanks! archmage's suggestion of iframes worked smashingly.

Right now, I'm using Trellix Sitebuilder to do the site. You know, one of those "pick a premade design and add your own text/pics." But I have a feeling that I'm going to eventually want to do more with the site then Trellix will allow. Each time I learn a something new about HTML, I want to learn more. I feel like I'm a kid again badgering my dad to teach me DOS!

So, I might just be calling on your expertise.