RE: Frames and image splicing again ...

Hello.

Try adding the following attributes to both of your frameset tags:

framespacing="0" frameborder="0" border="0"

This should eliminate the space.

I noticed another problem with the frameset.  While IE is very accurate when
it calculates the size of your frames, Netscape is awful.  This means that,
at some resolutions, Netscape seems to chop a part of your image off, and it
doesn't line up at all.  I would suggest taking another look at the
structure of your framesets.

Another problem is the way that you have mixed absolute pixel sizes with
percentages.  Look at this:

<FRAMESET ROWS="111,80%">

Given that screen sizes vary widely, if the first frame is EXACTLY 111
pixels high, how can the second frame be EXACTLY 80% of the window?
Instead, you should be using ROWS="111,*".  The asterisk indicates that the
second frame will fill the remainder of the window.

Hope all this helps,

Tim


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> Sent: 11 June 2000 15:17
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> Subject: Frames and image splicing again ...
>
>
> Greetings list:
>
> Would a resident frames guru take a look at:
>
> www.creativegenius.ca/dtech/index.htm  and indicate why I
> can't seem to
> eliminate the gap between the two graphic elements we are
> using on the left
> and top edge.
>
> I have read numerous frames tutorials ... reviewed image
> splicing help
> files and implemented many of the ideas I was provided with
> by several
> people on this list ... but I am still having problems, while
> I remain
> confident this can be achieved, I admit I'm now having doubts
> <it simply
> can't be this hard!!!!!>.
>
> Thanks to all who provide a little guidance.
>
>
> Simon Rolfe, Senior Partner
> Creative Genius Communications
> www.creativegenius.ca
> (613) 566-5506
>
>

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