On 2 Feb 99, Julian So wrote:
> i'm having weird alignment problems with a site i'm html'ing right now.
>
> http://www.meep.com/work/liquidshopping/comps/rough2/
>
> basically, the contents of the top frame and the contents of the bottom
> frame aren't lining up even. they should, because the contents of both
> frames are in tables of equal size and are both centred.
The problem is in your frameset attributes, specifically the fact
that the top frame is set to 'scrolling=no' while the bottom is
'scrolling=auto'. Changing the top frame's scrolling to auto will
align the two. However, this of course will cause a scroll bar to
appear in that frame unless you increase its height somewhat.
Either way, I can guarantee you that you will not get perfect
alignment and frame sizing on all browsers and all platforms. Not if
your goal is to have the top nav bar flush along the exact top of the
image below, and perfectly aligned on the left, which it would seem
to be. You just can't exercise that much control over HTML.
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