no frame borders?

I was wondering how I could get rid of the ugly little border on my
frames on this site - www.savitar.tk and make them some thing like
this-http://www.lturilli.com/ where i can have my image go right to
the edge of the frame (if those are frames) without having to see the
border. Any help would be appreciated thank you very much

Philipp Lenssen <philipp.lenssen (AT) bb-k (DOT) com> wrote

In article <1de6ebc.0308242108.17e029d5 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>,
matthew_haw (AT) hotmail (DOT) com says...
I was wondering how I could get rid of the ugly little border on my
frames on this site - www.savitar.tk and make them some thing like
this-http://www.lturilli.com/ where i can have my image go right to
the edge of the frame (if those are frames) without having to see the
border. Any help would be appreciated thank you very much


Don't try to fight the symptoms of the original problem: frames. Go for
alternative positioning solutions such as CSS2.

<frameset COLS="50%,50%" FRAMEBORDER=0 BORDER=0 FRAMESPACING=0>
<frame NAME=frame1 SRC="frame1src.html">
<frame NAME=frame2 SRC="frame2src.html">
</frameset>

- Seth -- http://www.charlottewebdev.com

In article <ag0mkvkijgnjj51co6u407udil13hhcvg1 (AT) 4ax (DOT) com>,
JaneWithnolastnameNOSPAM (AT) yahoo (DOT) com says...

On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 09:45:38 +0200, Philipp Lenssen
philipp.lenssen (AT) bb-k (DOT) com> wrote:

In article <1de6ebc.0308242108.17e029d5 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>,
matthew_haw (AT) hotmail (DOT) com says...
I was wondering how I could get rid of the ugly little border on my
frames on this site - www.savitar.tk and make them some thing like
this-http://www.lturilli.com/ where i can have my image go right to
the edge of the frame (if those are frames) without having to see the
border. Any help would be appreciated thank you very much


Don't try to fight the symptoms of the original problem: frames. Go for
alternative positioning solutions such as CSS2.

I have a site very similar to the one referenced above, at
http://www.lturilli.com/ and I would dearly love to get rid of the
frames! The problem is that I would like to have a static "page" on
the right hand side but have a scrolling menu (because it's long and
nothing can be done to shorten it) on the left-hand side.

The menu can be scrolled, of course, even if you don't use frames. In
case you want to have your content keep static at the same time, why
would you want to do that? I'd rather use a shorter (and more context-
based) navigation menu if I feel the navigation's too long.

I thought of using an iFrame, but that seems just as tedious as a
regular frameset.

Yes, and it will work in less browsers.

You mention using CSS - which would work for this person's top/bottom
frameset, but as I say, I am using the left/right frameset. Can this
be achieved?

You might want to have a loook at the position property of CSS, but
support for what you need* varies, and the only workaround is a
JavaScript which checks the scrolling status -- and this is even more
annoying than frames.

* http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/visuren.ht...ed-positioning