Isn't this frames?

http://www.bbdo.dk

Isn't this made with a frameset? If it is how is it it dosn't scroll? I'll
like to make a static navbar like that with content filling another frame or
table or however I'm going to get this noresize effect.

pisoss wrote:

http://www.bbdo.dk

Isn't this made with a frameset? If it is how is it it dosn't scroll? I'll
like to make a static navbar like that with content filling another frame or
table or however I'm going to get this noresize effect.

Yes, it's a frameset. The content is solely Flash. Will not expand and
no scroll is needed.

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Ain't "view source" in the browser a nifty feature?


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"David Stiller" <stiller-NO-SPAM- (AT) quip (DOT) net> wrote

Ain't "view source" in the browser a nifty feature?


David
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"Luck is the residue of good design."

yea and I do know how to use it...Well open it anyway..

But if I get it right they have used two frames with flash in both? and by
using flash in the frames it get static? can't believe it

I tried with a frame of flash but it still crumpled and squeezed when toying
with the browser window.... what am I missing?

pisoss,

Not trying to discourage you with the "view source" comment, but honesty
.... everything you need is in the resultant document.

<frameset rows="100%,*" frameborder="NO" border="0" framespacing="0">
<frame src="index2.html" noresize frameborder="NO" marginwidth="0"
marginheight="0">
<frame src="blank.html" noresize scrolling="NO" frameborder="NO"
marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" name="bundframe">
</frameset>

Check out the noresize attribute. That's part of it. Note that the
second frame calls http://www.bbdo.dk/index2.html, which has further code to
show how the SWF was embedded into the page. That's the other part. Go
ahead and copy/paste code from the site you like, then work backwards,
replacing elements with your own until it snaps into place.


David
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"Luck is the residue of good design."

thanks I'll check it out... and I would never suggest anything other than I'm a complete n00b... So honesty works ;-)

aaah i think i finally got it! the top frame in the frameset is set to noresize
and scroller ="no" and loaded with index2.htm that contain a swf and fits that
frame exactly?

is that roughly how it works?