Resizing Frames

Hi,
I'm teaching Dreamweaver, and several of my students (mac (os 9.2.2)AND pc (win2k) ) are having this problem:

They are working with frames, and they are able to resize them to their needs, but after awhile they can't do it anymore.
That little gray line between frame divisions seems to go away. I'm unable to reproduce this at the moment, but have been able to reproduce it at one time on my powerbook (os x) and didnt know why.

any help here would be most appreciated.

zenstat

zenstat:

Why are you teaching your students about frames? Their first use of them in
the real world will cause them frustration. There is nothing about frames
that is of value in today's web - my opinion, of course.

In addition, there is nothing about frames that would degrade as you mention
that I can think of at least.

Of course they wouldn't be having these problems on flat pages.... 8)

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"zenstat" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hi,
I'm teaching Dreamweaver, and several of my students (mac (os 9.2.2)AND pc
(win2k) ) are having this problem:

They are working with frames, and they are able to resize them to their
needs, but after awhile they can't do it anymore.
That little gray line between frame divisions seems to go away. I'm unable
to reproduce this at the moment, but have been able to reproduce it at one

time on my powerbook (os x) and didnt know why.

any help here would be most appreciated.

zenstat

Murray,
Thanks for the help you are capable of giving.
I was hoping for something a little more helpful and germain to my problem.
I'm certainly open to be educated myself. I do understand that frames are not in vogue these days, but used properly and sparingly (like most tools) frames can be used effectively. (in my opinion)

z