I need help with html

[Notorius]

I'm not sure if it's realy html but, what I want is that my site will be dived in to 2 windows. I found some html (it doesn't look like that but I couldn't write it more aqurate because no html allowed here)
<frameset cols="18%,82%">
<frame src="menu.html" name="menu" noresize scroling="no">
<frame src="main.html" name="main" scroling="yes">
</frameset>
but that makes a line between those two windows, what I want is that there is no one line, it should look like on whole site, any ideas?

[liljim]

At 12/21/01 04:52 PM, Notorius wrote: but that makes a line between those two windows, what I want is that there is no one line, it should look like on whole site, any ideas?

Put this in to each of the frame attributes: frameborder="0"

Learn more here.

[Falconrath]

At 12/21/01 04:52 PM, Notorius wrote: I'm not sure if it's realy html but, what I want is that my site will be dived in to 2 windows. I found some html (it doesn't look like that but I couldn't write it more aqurate because no html allowed here)
<frameset cols="18%,82%">
<frame src="menu.html" name="menu" noresize scroling="no">
<frame src="main.html" name="main" scroling="yes">
</frameset>
but that makes a line between those two windows, what I want is that there is no one line, it should look like on whole site, any ideas?

I dunno much about that, use dreamweaver for it.

[REZN8]

At 12/21/01 04:52 PM, Notorius wrote: I'm not sure if it's realy html but, what I want is that my site will be dived in to 2 windows. I found some html (it doesn't look like that but I couldn't write it more aqurate because no html allowed here)
<frameset cols="18%,82%">
<frame src="menu.html" name="menu" noresize scroling="no">
<frame src="main.html" name="main" scroling="yes">
</frameset>
but that makes a line between those two windows, what I want is that there is no one line, it should look like on whole site, any ideas?

I wouldn't use <frameset cols="18%, 82%">, instead use something like <frameset cols="150, *"> The reason is that incase your menu is wider than 115. If someone browses your site with 640x480 then they are going to have to side-scroll your menu frame, very bad. Also, incase someone happens to be using a bigger resolution, like 1024x768 or 1200x800, then your menu is going to be wider than intended and may not look good. You should always use a constant width when working with your menu frame. Good luck!

[Skit-666]

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PS : First Post :)

[VengeanceTool]

Well, on one of my sites that im workin' on it has 2 frames. One at the top and one at the bottom. The top frame is called "top.html" and my bottom one was called "home.html" i put the following html script inside of a page called "index.html". Put this part above the body html:

<frameset framespacing=0 frameborder=0 border=0 rows="20%,1*">
<frame name=Frame2 src=top.html noresize style='mso-linked-frame:auto'>
<frame name=Frame1 src=home.html style='mso-linked-frame:auto'>
<noframes>

Than after the body down where the body and html end put this part in:

</noframes>
</frameset>

This will make your index have a top frame and a bottom frame. any questions post back.

[pauliojr]

do what the second guy said