Anyone have the code to put a hidden frame in a frameset???
I know I did it once but I cannot find the code
Thanks for any help
Kris Pilles
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Subject: Hidden frame in frameset
Anyone have the code to put a hidden frame in a frameset???
I know I did it once but I cannot find the code
Thanks for any help
Kris Pilles
Website Manager
Western Suffolk BOCES
507 Deer Park Rd
IIRC, you just set a frame in your frameset to size 0.
--Ben Doom
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Moonbow Software
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you're talking
IFRAME.
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From: Kris Pilles [mailto:kpilles;wsboces.org]
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Subject: Hidden frame in frameset
Anyone have the code to put a hidden frame in a frameset???
I know I did
in frameset
Anyone have the code to put a hidden frame in a frameset???
I know I did it once but I cannot find the code
Thanks for any help
Kris Pilles
Website Manager
Western Suffolk BOCES
507 Deer Park Rd., Building C
Phone: 631-549-4900 x 267
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Anyone have the code to put a hidden frame in a frameset???
I know I did it once but I cannot find the code
Thanks for any help
This should work:
frameset rows=0,30,*
It just says that your first frame has no size. Optionally you can specify
noresize on that frame to prevent
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IIRC, you just set a frame in your frameset to size 0.
--Ben Doom
Programmer General Lackey
Moonbow Software
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: From: Kris Pilles [mailto:kpilles;wsboces.org]
: Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 2:28 PM
I guess you could make a 1px frame with the same background color as
the frameborder, set no border on that frame, then use CSS to create
an unbeveled frameborder for the whole document and it would
effectively hide its self.
Right, though I've never had to use CSS to hide the frame border. I
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Anyone have
Not to beat this thread to death, but putting
style=display: none; in your frame tag should work as well.
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Isaac,
FYIyou said use:
frameset rows=0,30,*
That code will still show the hidden frame in Netscape.
As I said earlier, this will ALWAYS hide it:
frameset rows=110%,0%
By making the main frame more than the full width/height
of the page, you
force the nasty 1 pixel frame off to
Not to beat this thread to death, but putting
style=display: none; in your frame tag should work as
well.
I thought it would ... but didn't have luck with that in IE 5.5 -- it was
the same as visiblity: hidden; -- it made the content disappear, but didn't
colapse the screen realestate taken up
;turnkey.to]
: Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 7:03 PM
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:
:
: Not to beat this thread to death, but putting
: style=display: none; in your frame tag should work as
: well.
:
: I thought it would ... but didn't have luck with that in IE 5.5
Did you manage to get it to work?
Yep, I did -- just had to do a little more juggling of variables than I'd
originally expected.
You inspired me to see if I could
make frames open and collapse.
I'm flattered. I inspire people. :P
This works in Mozilla 1.1 and IE 6:
function size(size)
{
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