I would like to know how to create a page that works like this sample with VD: http://chuckthedj.com

Thanks

Hank,

I don't think you can put what is commonly called a container or wrapper div into VSD. The way VSD works, any DIV you put into the page will be localized to that specific part of the page.

If you are wanting to do the menu list like was done in the example site, that can be done. You may want to create the div in a text editor such as notepad so that you can insert it on each page of your site. just create it like this:

<div>
<ul>
<li><a href="index.html">home</a></li>
<li><a href="second.html">second</a><li>
</ul>
</div>

Once you have saved that list, copy it, and then in VSD click on the HTML tool, click where you want the menu, and paste the code into the open window. VSD will display a block with "HTML" all over the block.

Hope this answers your question. If not, elaborate on what you want to know and surely someone here will be able to answer your question.

OK, I did some research and I guess what I should be asking is, will VSD be implementing the use of FRAMES as in that other "dream-like" software?

I haven't heard of any plans to implement frames, although I'd put my vote in for them also.

Well, you can add frames to a VSD project, but VSD itself doesn't offer any way of creating them. If you have HTML Editor or another similar app, you can create the code for making frames and then copy & paste that code into a VSD page (or more likely the Header HTML tab of a page).