Answer Posted / konthappan

You can design a master page which would be the frame look
of your website. Later you can create pages under this
Master page ..so that what ever pages your oppening will
be in this master page .

Eg : You create a master page and putting some table for
header,then for left pane then for footer also . the middle
portion will be the content of all your child(?) pages.
Early ASP days we used FRAMES for this kind of DESIGN .
This master page is good for a WEB SITE DESIGN (even for
Good in INTRANET WEB APPLICATIONS)

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