Within Magan's Mind

If you’ve been keeping up with my Web site, you may have seen it quite a mess for the last few days. I never seem to be satisfied with the way my site is designed, and I am still learning how to correctly code HTML. Sadly, I just found out that iframes suck for several reasons:

• I can’t seem to declare any document type without it jacking up the iframe placement, so for the time being, I don’t have a doctype set.
• When people go to a sub page directly, obviously, only the content is shown. My pretty, little layout with links does not get its chance to shine through.
• Using iframes as the main way to navigate the page gives me inaccurate results in Google Analytics, since the visitor remains on the parent page while actually surfing through other pages.
• Who wants to have to scroll a little box, anyway??

I will probably resort back to just using tables and having to apply the layout to each index. My only concern is the small animation my background produces with each refresh; this means that everytime you click to another page on my website, you’ll see the animation again. Does that get tiring (for me, it hasn’t lost its novelty yet)? Should I only allow the animation for the home page and give the other pages static backgrounds? I’d love to hear what you think or if you’ve any other suggestions. Since I don’t have a comments function, leave me a message on meebo!