Frames within a table

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Audrey

Ca I use a large 1 x 1 table as the "sheet" for a website, and have frames (not inline, just regular) within that table acting as they normaly would? My goal is to keep the frames (and particularly the content in those frames) from streaching.
 
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Kevin Spencer

No. However, you can set the frame properties to do this.

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Audrey said:
Ca I use a large 1 x 1 table as the "sheet" for a website, and have frames
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(not inline, just regular) within that table acting as they normaly would?
My goal is to keep the frames (and particularly the content in those frames)
from streaching.
 
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MD Websunlimited

Hi Audrey,

Sorry no.

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Audrey said:
Ca I use a large 1 x 1 table as the "sheet" for a website, and have frames (not inline, just regular) within that table acting as
Click to expand...
they normaly would? My goal is to keep the frames (and particularly the content in those frames) from streaching.
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

How about a two column table with an IFrame in each column, which would be
similar to a two frame frameset?

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Audrey said:
Ca I use a large 1 x 1 table as the "sheet" for a website, and have frames
Click to expand...
(not inline, just regular) within that table acting as they normaly would?
My goal is to keep the frames (and particularly the content in those frames)
from streaching.
 
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Audrey

That would work fine--if (and I haven't tried this) a link in one iframe can open a windaw in the other iframe (and then a link in the second iframe can open a page in yet another iframe)---and if that is the case, what would ever be the advantage to using regular frames instead of iframes?
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

As long as you assign a name to each IFrame, then you can set the target
value of a link to that name, the link will then open in that IFrame.

Drawback to using IFrame, not support in NS4 browser, and maybe other non-IE
browsers.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle,
MS KB Quick Links, etc.
==============================================


Audrey said:
That would work fine--if (and I haven't tried this) a link in one iframe
Click to expand...
can open a windaw in the other iframe (and then a link in the second iframe
can open a page in yet another iframe)---and if that is the case, what would
ever be the advantage to using regular frames instead of iframes?
 
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