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Cyclohexane
So I'm fairly new to Web Development, but I know a few other languages (C++, C (of course), and a bit of Java). I've been digging around the web for some information about having permanent pages inside pages, but turned up little result. What I mean by this is having some sort of fixed page, that wont be reloaded upon clicking local links (Home, etc.)... For example, I stream over Justin.tv, and they have an option to embed your stream to a website. I would like to have this stream embedded on a fixed page so that when users click links to surf the site, it wont keep loading and reloading. Also, the stream will always be in view of the user. In a nutshell, I would like to have a header for the navigation links and banner, a fixed sidebar with the embedded stream, and a content part that would show the rest of the content for the site.

I hope this isn't too confusing to understand, haha.. I tried to make it as easy to understand as I can, but I don't know all of the fancy web development lingo to simplify it.
Darin McGrew
Please see the FAQ entry How do I create frames? What is a frameset?

But also see the FAQ entry Are there any problems with using frames?
Josh Thomas
You can accomplish this with an iframe (inline frame) for your content. I would really recommend, however, that you avoid frames an iframes altogether if possible.
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