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i designed the page in IMAGEREADY......
sliced it up and saved the images & html.....
then added the rest of the content in a text editor........
so the frames being off are coming from the code conjured up by IR.....
the shit i wrote by hand was the bacground image color.....
and the content that loads n the I-FRAME.......
sliced it up and saved the images & html.....
then added the rest of the content in a text editor........
so the frames being off are coming from the code conjured up by IR.....
the shit i wrote by hand was the bacground image color.....
and the content that loads n the I-FRAME.......
Your IFrame should be the exact size of the blank space left in your layout when you designed it, that way it always fits.
http://www.freewebs.com/samos
I have an example of an I-Frame on there, you can check it out. You should write your own html that way you know exactly what is going on and how to prevent problems like this. I looked at your source code but it is too cluttered, Im sure the gaps have to do with either your table and the images in the table, maybe go over your source and look for any faults.
http://www.freewebs.com/samos
I have an example of an I-Frame on there, you can check it out. You should write your own html that way you know exactly what is going on and how to prevent problems like this. I looked at your source code but it is too cluttered, Im sure the gaps have to do with either your table and the images in the table, maybe go over your source and look for any faults.
No problem. Make sure you always use the Name="?" command in your frames whether it is an IFRAME or a regular FRAME. What this does is when you make links, you want them to TARGET to that name, so you use the NAME="?" command inside your FRAME code, and the TARGET="?" command in your link code; by doing this, your links will always load inside the correct frame that you label (name), and if you only have a single IFRAME, its easy, just Target every link to the same name. The question mark is nothing, you can name your frames by single letters or digits, or entire words, just make sure you target your links to the correct names. Hope that helps, PM if you need any assistance.
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Just the frame name inside the target.
On my site for example,
(IFRAME SRC="main.html" NAME="A" width="309" height="371" FRAMEBORDER="0"></IFRAME>
Now every link on my site has to target to A to load up in my IFRAME; Target="A".
It's very simple, try http://www.htmlgoodies.com
Just the frame name inside the target.
On my site for example,
(IFRAME SRC="main.html" NAME="A" width="309" height="371" FRAMEBORDER="0"></IFRAME>
Now every link on my site has to target to A to load up in my IFRAME; Target="A".
It's very simple, try http://www.htmlgoodies.com