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> Hi all,
>
> I'm having probs displaying frames in NS 4.7. Here's the layout:
>
> - 3 rows (header, content, blank space)
> - 4 cols (blank, nav, content, blank)
> - Page width is 700px: header is 700px, nav is 380px, content is 320px,
> blank space in bottom row and 1st/4th cols is *
> - all frames set at noresize, marginwidth=0, marginheight=0, frameborder=0
> - only "content" frame can scroll (auto)
>
> THE PROBLEM
> The borders of the nav/content row line up perfectly in IE 4/5 and NS 6,
> however, NS 4.7 doesn't - there's blank space on the outer borders of the
> "nav" and "content" frames. Any thoughts come to mind, other than the
> "supposed" NS frame resize fix that really only works with layers, not
> frames?
>
> Check out http://home.projectphoenix.com/scrismon/hoopla/frameset.html for
a
> visual.
>
> Thanks - hope your weekend is more exciting than just fixing people's code
> problems. ;o)
>
I viewed it with 4.72 and the only difference was that the header portion
hung a little to the left. I did not see any blank space.
Sorry, I can't really help, I quit messing with frames a long time ago.
Main reason is that search engines do not read them correctly.
See what excite says about frames.
http://www.excite.com/info/getting_listed/find_your_site/
Look at the bottom of the page. Says they can't properly index framed
sites.
Also, be sure to view the page in different resolutions as well as different
browsers.
Not much help, I guess, :-(
Chris
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