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  • Litron
    #1

    Removing UNWANTED Borders in Frames....

    Hi All,

    I'm working with 3 Frames on a web-page: (top) Top.html, (left)
    Navigation.html , and (right) "Content" which contains varying html pages
    based on the (left) Navigation Selection - the problem that I'm having is
    that each frame has a (approx.) 2 pixel border around it... I want the
    frames to blend seamlessly on the page. I'm not sure How and Where to set
    the Border attribute to 0 - is it in the Frameset Definition (which I
    thought I took care of with frameborder="0" ) or in the actual html pages
    that populate the Frames? If so, where do I include the attribute?

    I've included the frame html below:

    Thanx in advance.

    Litron.

    -----------------------
    <HTML>
    <HEAD>
    <TITLE>Arbitrar y Name....</TITLE>
    </HEAD>

    <FRAMESET rows="230, *" frameborder="0" >
    <frame src="Content\To p.html" scrolling="no" marginheight="0 "
    marginwidth="0" noresize>
    </FAMESET>

    <FRAMESET cols="220, *" frameborder="0" >
    <frame src="Content\Na vigation.html" scrolling="no" marginheight="0 "
    marginwidth="0" noresize>
    <frame src="Content\Ho me.html" name="content" marginheight="0 "
    marginwidth="50 " noresize>
    </FAMESET>


    <NOFRAMES>
    ...........Blah , Blah, Blah!.......... ............... ...........
    </NOFRAMES>

    </HTML>


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    • Ian Sedwell
      #2
      Re: Removing UNWANTED Borders in Frames....

      On 2004/09/09 20:04, in article OO10d.83777$S55 .69754@clgrps12 , "Litron"
      <WTF@NoShit.c a> wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > Hi All,
      >
      > I'm working with 3 Frames on a web-page: (top) Top.html, (left)
      > Navigation.html , and (right) "Content" which contains varying html pages
      > based on the (left) Navigation Selection - the problem that I'm having is
      > that each frame has a (approx.) 2 pixel border around it... I want the
      > frames to blend seamlessly on the page. I'm not sure How and Where to set
      > the Border attribute to 0 - is it in the Frameset Definition (which I
      > thought I took care of with frameborder="0" ) or in the actual html pages
      > that populate the Frames? If so, where do I include the attribute?
      >
      > I've included the frame html below:
      >
      > Thanx in advance.
      >
      > Litron.
      >
      > -----------------------
      > <HTML>
      > <HEAD>
      > <TITLE>Arbitrar y Name....</TITLE>
      > </HEAD>
      >
      > <FRAMESET rows="230, *" frameborder="0" >
      > <frame src="Content\To p.html" scrolling="no" marginheight="0 "
      > marginwidth="0" noresize>
      > </FAMESET>
      >
      > <FRAMESET cols="220, *" frameborder="0" framespacing="0 ">
      > <frame src="Content\Na vigation.html" scrolling="no" marginheight="0 "
      > marginwidth="0" noresize>
      > <frame src="Content\Ho me.html" name="content" marginheight="0 "
      > marginwidth="50 " noresize>
      > </FAMESET>
      >
      >
      > <NOFRAMES>
      > ...........Blah , Blah, Blah!.......... ............... ...........
      > </NOFRAMES>
      >
      > </HTML>
      >
      >[/color]

      That all seems OK, but you might also include a framespacing attribute. I've
      pasted it in to your code above :-)

      The other thing to make sure is that all of your pages have the following in
      their <body> tag, where "..." means other attributes!:

      <body ... leftmargin="0" topmargin="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0 ">

      And finally, better keep your head down because this is the JavaScript NG.
      You've just asked an HTML question and some people here might get ratty with
      you :-)

      All the best

      Ian

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        • Litron
          #3
          Re: Removing UNWANTED Borders in Frames....

          In regards to the HTML question being posted to the wrong NG... I apologize
          profusely - I've been working with JS functions and rollovers etc. and I
          kind of forgot where the boundaries were for a minute.... I'll remember to
          Duck!

          Thanx for the input, Ian.... The framespacing="0 " did the trick!

          Litron
          ---------------------------
          "Ian Sedwell" <ian.sedwell@bt click.com> wrote in message
          news:BD66768A.D 078%ian.sedwell @btclick.com...[color=blue]
          > On 2004/09/09 20:04, in article OO10d.83777$S55 .69754@clgrps12 , "Litron"
          > <WTF@NoShit.c a> wrote:
          >[color=green]
          > > Hi All,
          > >
          > > I'm working with 3 Frames on a web-page: (top) Top.html, (left)
          > > Navigation.html , and (right) "Content" which contains varying html pages
          > > based on the (left) Navigation Selection - the problem that I'm having[/color][/color]
          is[color=blue][color=green]
          > > that each frame has a (approx.) 2 pixel border around it... I want the
          > > frames to blend seamlessly on the page. I'm not sure How and Where to[/color][/color]
          set[color=blue][color=green]
          > > the Border attribute to 0 - is it in the Frameset Definition (which I
          > > thought I took care of with frameborder="0" ) or in the actual html pages
          > > that populate the Frames? If so, where do I include the attribute?
          > >
          > > I've included the frame html below:
          > >
          > > Thanx in advance.
          > >
          > > Litron.
          > >
          > > -----------------------
          > > <HTML>
          > > <HEAD>
          > > <TITLE>Arbitrar y Name....</TITLE>
          > > </HEAD>
          > >
          > > <FRAMESET rows="230, *" frameborder="0" >
          > > <frame src="Content\To p.html" scrolling="no" marginheight="0 "
          > > marginwidth="0" noresize>
          > > </FAMESET>
          > >
          > > <FRAMESET cols="220, *" frameborder="0" framespacing="0 ">
          > > <frame src="Content\Na vigation.html" scrolling="no" marginheight="0 "
          > > marginwidth="0" noresize>
          > > <frame src="Content\Ho me.html" name="content" marginheight="0 "
          > > marginwidth="50 " noresize>
          > > </FAMESET>
          > >
          > >
          > > <NOFRAMES>
          > > ...........Blah , Blah, Blah!.......... ............... ...........
          > > </NOFRAMES>
          > >
          > > </HTML>
          > >
          > >[/color]
          >
          > That all seems OK, but you might also include a framespacing attribute.[/color]
          I've[color=blue]
          > pasted it in to your code above :-)
          >
          > The other thing to make sure is that all of your pages have the following[/color]
          in[color=blue]
          > their <body> tag, where "..." means other attributes!:
          >
          > <body ... leftmargin="0" topmargin="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0 ">
          >
          > And finally, better keep your head down because this is the JavaScript NG.
          > You've just asked an HTML question and some people here might get ratty[/color]
          with[color=blue]
          > you :-)
          >
          > All the best
          >
          > Ian
          >[/color]


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