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Frames-spaces Posted by Klamoth on 15 Mar 2000 at 10:29 AM
how do i get frames with ABSOLUTELY no space between them. so far i have gotten to a point where there is a 1 pixel space. on both of my pages that go into the frame, i have a picture, could the picture have the space?<br>
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thanx


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Re: Frames-spaces Posted by J. Worthington on 18 Mar 2000 at 3:53 AM
Hi<br>
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You may not have tried this, but if in the HTML code you add to the <frameset> tag:<br>
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border="0"<br>
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This may work. Or you may find the answers in my HTML tutorials which have a load of detailed info. on frames. URL below.<br>
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Hope this helps - feel free to email me with any questions!<br>
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J. Worthington


URL:http://www.jwcs.net/webmasterworld/

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Re: Frames-spaces Posted by aaron youngren on 19 Mar 2000 at 9:47 AM
Your problem just might be that your webpages filling the frames have still have a border. You can resolve this problem by creating style information in your body declaration:<br>
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<BODY STYLE="margin-left: 0 px; margin-top: 0 px ...etc...><br>
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you can also resolve this in a seperate style sheet OR in the header style sheet.


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Re: Frames-spaces correction Posted by aaron youngren on 19 Mar 2000 at 9:51 AM
Sorry, I forgot that this is a web based messageboard. You need to put the following BODY tag in the greater than/less than operators...<br>
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<br>
Your problem just might be that your webpages filling the frames have still have a border. You can resolve this problem by creating style information in your body declaration:<br>
<br>
BODY STYLE="margin-left: 0 px; margin-top: 0 px ...etc..."<br>
<br>
you can also resolve this in a seperate style sheet OR in the header style sheet.


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