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html FRAMES - looks fine on IE - but the frames "squash" in Firefox/Netscape...?

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2006-08-07 15:26:26, Category: Programming & Design
since I didn't get an answer on this one I'm gonna try an ask it again.. the easiest way to let you know what I mean is probably just give you the URL... http://www.unnaturalhelpers.com/olivv/ci... .. It looks fine in IE so far but in Firefox and Netscape the vertical and horizontal scales to the browser window. does any one know how I can prevent this? I would re-do it in tables but the way the 2 .SWF's communicate I'd lose alot of whats cool about it. -thanks- M Additional Details .... adding a height/width property ie (height = "400px" width = "400px" ) into theframe src does not help neither does taking off the percentages when I define the collumns and rows... again it looks fine in Internet Explorer but not Netscape and Mozilla type browsers. any help would be deeply apreciated !!!! LINK TO SITE ... http://www.unnaturalhelpers.com/olivv/cinema_pulp/cinema_pulp.html the other one apparently didn't work

Answers

  1. dwightl.geo

    On 2006-08-07 15:39:48


    your link doesn't work also this is wrong 400px" width = "400px leave the px out of it you should look at the refernce pages or you'll have nothing but trouble. ★★ BEST HTML/XHTML/CSS REFERENCE ★★ ◙ The best HTML/XHTML Reference ☞ http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ ◙ The best Cascading Style Sheet Reference ☞ http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp html ◙ Links to HTML/HTML related sites ☞ http://www.websitetips.com/html/ ◙ Links to Cascading Style Sheet related sites ☞ http://www.websitetips.com/css/ ◙ The best Cascading Style Sheet discussion email list ◙ http://www.css-discuss.org/ ◙ Links to thousands of Cascding Style Sheet examples sites ☞ http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ ◙ Css Filters ☞ http://www.centricle.com/ref/css/filters/

  2. Tim

    On 2006-08-07 16:08:18


    It actually doesn't work real well in IE either. At the default 800x600, your navigation os off the screen and with no scroll bars, there's no way to get to it. At 1024x768, your page also looks bad. In Opera, you're right. Resizing the broswer resizes the left and right Frames, but not the top one. Netscape and Firefox seem to work well. But it looks like you don't want this behavoir.