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I've designed a homepage in wich I use IFRAMES. On my current homepage (www.YoRwg.com) you can see what I mean.
Theres only one problem, wich is not really a problem for my current website, but it was for my previous. These I-frames have a border. Using normal frames I can set the border to 0, and I can also do that with text inputs, textareas and so on. But I dont succeed making borderless Iframes! Does anyone know how to do this? I tried the simple <IFRAME BORDER=0> and I also tried <IFRAME STYLE="border:no"> But both options dont work Greetz, Yor |
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Put
FRAMEBORDER=0 in the iframe tag. That should fix that bugger. |
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Thnx pal
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I always wondered (to lazy to read tutorials on that one).
What is the difference between iframes and frames? thnx ------------------ Until next time, I'll Remain!! Quote the Dokus:"NeverMore!" |
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Frames divide the complete area in wich a website can be shown into little pieces, with horizontal or vertical borders. You can only create rectangular shapes in wich your different pages can be shown. An example site: http://www.honeypumpkin.com . This page is divided with frames: on the left a menu, on the right the main page.
Iframes look really different. Iframes can be compared with i.e. textareas. They are areas that are placed on a main page. If you want an example, look at my homepage: http://www.yorwg.com ! Its a background page with two Iframes on it, on the left a menu, on the right a main page. I hope you understand it now.. Greetz me |
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