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Frames, Traffic, CSS
Frames... who uses them any more I thought they were in their death throes back in 2000.
I got the following explanation from a traffic provider and it doesn't make any sense to me can anybody clarify please?
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"If you break frames, which you should, then some of the traffic will be counted as bookmarks. Bookmarks do not have referrers. This is explained in the text where you got the frame code from."
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First off if my server logs don't count a hit because its a "bookmark" then is it really a hit as far as I'm concerned? I'm thinking NO! But maybe you all would?
Second, aren't frames so dead that a frame breaking script is sort of useless? I'm not liking it because the script is screwing up the css design of my page. Any suggestions?
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