>(1) what about the problem recommends <frameset> as a solution in the
first
>place? (not a skeptical question here, just askin'...) And (2), have you
>considered <iframe>s?
>
>Do you have a demo we could look at?
It's a simple website: http://www.formosagolfclub.com
Basically I don't want the user ever having to scroll the browser
vertically, but only the content section itself. Looks like <frameset> is
still the best way to do this. So <frameset> is 100% valid structural HTML
and not deprecated at all by CSS, right?
Hmm, based on the purpose of <framest>'s "rows" and "cols," it does have
some presentation element in it, but it's so tantalizingly handy and simple.
How is the effect of <frameset> achieved in CSS world?
Thanks,
Chris
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