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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Stealth on March 08, 2002, 11:21:33 am

Title: Question regarding HTML Frames
Post by: Stealth on March 08, 2002, 11:21:33 am
Hi,
just a quick question...
what's the command to disable borders between frames...

for example... at //www.eve6.com
they have a banner frame at the top, a frame on the left, and a frame (main frame) bottom right... yet they have it blended in, with no 'lines'! (borders)

what's that command....
Title: Question regarding HTML Frames
Post by: Fineus on March 08, 2002, 11:42:30 am
I'm sure you already looked at the source but if you didn't here it is... try something with it?

Edit: Gah - pasting it doesn't work. Just open that site and select the view source option - play around with what you find and see if anything works.
Title: yes, but...
Post by: Stealth on March 08, 2002, 03:09:23 pm
yes but remember that when you view the source on a frames page that's the HTML for that particular page, not the javascript for the actual frame... if you know what i'm saying

there's a HTML file giving the frames and frame specs, then that HTML file opens up all the other HTML files with the frames, you know what i mean?
Title: Question regarding HTML Frames
Post by: vadar_1 on March 08, 2002, 03:42:59 pm
The best way to learn how to do this is to search the web. HTML Frame help is an easy thing to find. However, since im such a nice guy try this:

(Replace all (brackets) with corrasponding less than and greater than signs)
Code: [Select]
(HTML)(HEAD)
(frameset rows="50%,*" border="0" framespacing="0")
(frame src="blarg.html" name="Grapefruit" noresize scrolling="no")
(frame src="farg.html" name="Pinapple" noresize scrolling="no")
(/frameset)(/HEAD)(/HTML)


This is untested, but should work
Title: Re: yes, but...
Post by: ZylonBane on March 08, 2002, 05:17:46 pm
Quote
Originally posted by Stealth
yes but remember that when you view the source on a frames page that's the HTML for that particular page, not the javascript for the actual frame... if you know what i'm saying
That's why you pick View - > Source from the menu instead of right-clicking on the window. And frames have nothing to do with Javascript.
Title: sorry
Post by: Stealth on March 09, 2002, 11:38:03 am
oops, you're right zylon...
sorry about that, i've always riht clicked and view source, or clickced in a frame then gone 'view and 'source'...

sorry for bothering you
thanks for the help everyone
~Stealth~