I'm new to web design, but I am running Major League Baseball simulation league and I need to create a website for the league.

I have the pages seperately, but I wanted to add the frame for it in order to be able to navigate through the league easily instead of giving out many url's to each to each page.

So, I wanted each team page to look like the following image:


But it came out like:
http://sfpsycho50.tripod.com/fs_mlb/...kwildcats.html

I don't really know much at all, but how can I make the frame with the navigation bar and banner up top to show up on the pages I create?

Well, I guess I should modify my question into something hopefully more simple:

How can I save a preset frame, such as a sidebar and be able to install it along with its links to each of my pages?


Also, is there a way I can put a CSS style sheet into multiple pages at the same time? The site I'm making has hundreds of players and each player's page needs the CSS style sheet installed to make it look nice. But I don't want to have to install it to each one, one by one.

I can't tell you how to do this through the Dreamweaver interface, but I can tell you how to do it in HTML. To insert the nav frame on each desired page, use the following HTML in the appropriate position on each page:

To answer your second question, yes, a CSS stylesheet may be used on multiple pages at one time. To do so, insert the following HTML into the HEAD section of the HTML document:

Please note I have made every possible attempt to make the code given here as W3C compatible as possible, however, I do make mistakes (and I don't normally use HTML that is W3C standard, but when giving HTML advice I try to ).