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Old May 22nd, 2004, 04:59 PM
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Question Positioning frames?? Please help :confused:

im pretty sure I sliced my layout correctly and all, (I used a frames tutorial) and edited my frames.html correctly. Can anyone help me? This disaster is what Ive got so far.. disaster
If you can help me, post or email me at vendmach@yahoo.com. THANKS A MILLION! If you help me, Ill put your button/link on my site for eternity.

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Frames are out nowadays, they are borked in most browsers and for the most part reduce useability as a whole, for a site like this it would be much easier to use div elements with the proper margins to attain what you want.

example,

<div id="container" style="centered and spaced to hold a background image">
<div id="content" style="positioned within the container such that it matches what you have right now">content here</div>
</div>

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What exactly are you trying to do? What layout are you trying to achieve? There are frames and iframes to consider. Frames are defined framesets and genrally produced a tiled structure. Iframes can be used within content and have their own height and width aspects.
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Base on your site structure, u need a table and an iframe, you can easily position iframe w/ the use of table. Or css postioning if you don't want a table. . If you use image ready in slicing, it will automatically generate a table when preview to browser, all you have to do is replace the image and do an iframe.

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