Library WebHead is the blog of one librarian who focuses on web technologies (per a former colleague - a library "webhead"). In it, our webhead talks about the work she's doing with that library's website, which is, inevitably, a work in process! She also highlights some of the latest trends in web development and libraries. The views expressed here are the library webhead's only and do not necessarily represent those of her employer (or of any other organization or person).
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Public & Special Acts 2006 in an Iframe?
OK, so the frameset was loading too slowly, especially given that the contents of this index to CT's Public & Special Acts (2006) prints out to anywhere from 57-60 pages long, depending on your printer setup. So, I went to an iframe setup. And this actually helped the WebXact validator to understand some of the pointers & not claim that there were broken links (though there were not... I think the complexities of the frameset, used in conjunction with other tech, like include files, had the validator confused!). Hence, the page shows up as being "error free". And the iframe version loads up more quickly. There are still other issues - re: this website's lack of full accessibility compliance and the fact that it hasn't been converted to XHTML, but these are other problems for another time. Also, I have to work on improving database access from the page http://www.cslib.org/connga.asp, per a request from a webmaster at the General Assembly. I'll see what I can do!
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