I need to create a page with a right side menu that opens then a ? is clicked on. Is there a way to start with a regular page, click the ?, have the frame open on the side, close that frame, and be back at the regular page? Does a javascript onclick or anything like that need to be used or can it be done with just html?
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My only advice to you is NOT to use frames on your web site.
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