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I’m working on possibly adding frames to the site, but I’ve run into a bit of difficulty. First off I want the border to be invisible, so I set up my frames file like this:
Quote:<html>
<head>
<title>Vertical Frames</title>
</head>
<Frameset COLS=”125px,*”>
<Frame SRC=”sidebar.html” NAME=”Sidebar” bordersize=0 border=”no” margin=”no” marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 NORESIZE padding=”no” BORDERCOLOR=#000000 Scrolling=No>
<Frame SRC=”home.html” NAME=”Main” border=”no” bordersize=0 margin=”no” marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 padding=”no” NORESIZE BORDERCOLOR=#FF0000>
</Frameset>
</html>adding border=0 and then border=no but it still displays a border. I also tried frameborder, but that also didn’t work. Here is what the border looks like http://www.wiscollectorcar.com/frames/frames.html
any ideas?
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Don’t use frames, there’s a hundred reasons not to use them but the biggest reason is the URL resolves to the parent frame which opens a huge can ‘o’ worms.
Quote:Don’t use frames, there’s a hundred reasons not to use them but the biggest reason is the URL resolves to the parent frame which opens a huge can ‘o’ worms.Thanks for the advice and warning, I appreciate it before I get too deep into it. I didn’t really like how the frames work and it seems like changing all the links will just turn into a really messy situation.
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