Why No Title??!?!!?

[mtbbrian]

So I am building a sie for my work.
It is still a work in progress, but my biggest frustrtaion is that the title isn't showing!
I know the information is there. There are two frames a top and the main.
I am using DreamWeaver.
Any suggestions?
http://home.mindspring.com/~cbhcoutah/
Thanks!
Brian

[DownByFive]

Shouldn't there be another .html document that puts your frames together (index.html)? That's where the title info should come from when you use frames...But I'm not sure exactly how your site is set up...

[DownByFive]

Shouldn't there be another .html document that puts your frames together (index.html)? That's where the title info should come from when you use frames...But I'm not sure exactly how your site is set up...

Found it...

Here's what your index.html is showing...

html
head
titleUntitled Document/title
meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"
/head

[Peter_AUS]

Brian why did you name it Home.html page instead of index.html page.

I have found with Dreamweaver and using frames that I usually end up with and index.htm page and that the frames have their own names.

You appear to have Top_frame.htm and home.htm and you reference mainFrame and also Eligibility_Frame.htm plus others that I take are you links, sort of confusing a bit.

I think looking at the page, if that is basically what it is going to be, get away from the frames idea, (I did about a year ago) and just design up the page using dreamweaver and tables for your layout. Make the page a Template and have an editable area to put the information into (a bit like the mainframe idea) and then base all you pages on your template. That way if you change design on the template, it will update all you other pages for you automatically with the new info.

The Untitled Document isn't causing any problems apart from not being googleable, that is all.

I could grab the site and have a better look if you liked.

[mtbbrian]

Pete,
The frameset is called index.htm.
I know all the correct info is there, so the title must be there!!?
Any help you offer is appreciated!
Thanks Pete!
Brian

[DownByFive]

Like I said, I looked at your index.html file, and the "Untitled Document" is there in the title info...Change that, and you'll be set...

[mtbbrian]

Found it...

Here's what your index.html is showing...

html
head
titleUntitled Document/title
meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"
/head

I have searched and still do not find that!!!!
Frustrating!
Brian

[DownByFive]

Well, when I view the source of the main page, here's what I see...