Re: Newbie - strange problem (with frames) - help ?

Jane Doe wrote:

Hello,

problem as follows:

I have made a webpage with 3 frames

there's your first problem - frames are evil (look it up)

but for some reason, when I put table on main.html, it leaves a blank
space on right edge, I cannot make the first line complete from left
edge to right edge.

You don't need a table to display one image - that's an inappropriate use of
table markup

Code follows, can someone help me with this one ?

btw, is there a news group, where i could send screen shot of problem
(would be much easier to explain problem with picture?)

post the URL

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"William Tasso" <news27 (AT) tbdata (DOT) com> wrote

Jane Doe wrote:
Hello,

problem as follows:

I have made a webpage with 3 frames

there's your first problem - frames are evil (look it up)

but for some reason, when I put table on main.html, it leaves a blank
space on right edge, I cannot make the first line complete from left
edge to right edge.

You don't need a table to display one image - that's an inappropriate use
of
table markup

There is going to be more than one image (actually three), that was just as
an example.

Even if I use three images, situation is the same, small empty space in the
right edge...

Jane Doe wrote:

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Jane Doe wrote:
Hello,

problem as follows:

I have made a webpage with 3 frames

there's your first problem - frames are evil (look it up)

but for some reason, when I put table on main.html, it leaves a
blank space on right edge, I cannot make the first line complete
from left edge to right edge.

You don't need a table to display one image - that's an
inappropriate use of table markup

There is going to be more than one image (actually three), that was
just as an example.

Still not necessary.

Even if I use three images, situation is the same, small empty space
in the right edge...

Page is still using frames.

From another post: http://members.surfeu.fi/janedoe/ looks fine (no gap) in
Opera and Mozilla but your markup is not quite up to scratch -
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...2Fjanedoe %2F
leaving your page to the mercy of in-browser error correction techniques.

--
William Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com