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Old 04-13-04, 08:46 PM
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Unhappy Frames help...

I feel stupid asking because I知 way past this point in programming but I致e come into a dilemma and I haven't been able to figure it out, maybe I知 looking at it wrong or maybe I知 just being stupid I知 not sure but if you can help out it would be great.

I have a frameset with 5 frames, top, bottom, left, right, and center. I need to make it so that I can lock the whole frame set at a maximum of 800*600. So that even when the page is bigger they will center themselves and keep locked in the specific sizes I want. I'll have a nav bar in the top frame, with a few links in both the left and right frame all linking to the center frame, which will be the only dynamic and scrollable frame. So how should I do this? Is frames the right way or is there a more advanced way to do it. I also intend to turn it into a flash site, but that will be an easy set up once i get this figured out.
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What if you just set it up with the frameset sizes set at specific numbers. For example:

<frameset rows=800>......</frameset>
<frameset cols=200,400,200>......</frameset>
<frameset rows=800>......</frameset>


I'm not positive that thats right but I think you get the idea. Should work.
Hope this helps,
Scott
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What if you just set it up with the frameset sizes set at specific numbers. For example:

<frameset rows=800>......</frameset>
<frameset cols=200,400,200>......</frameset>
<frameset rows=800>......</frameset>


I'm not positive that thats right but I think you get the idea. Should work.
Hope this helps,
Scott

Actually I think I just realized that the first one should be "cols=800", the second one should be "cols=200,400,200", and the third one "cols=800". Then you might be able to put all those framesets inside another frameset that has "rows=600" to set the height. I hope that helps.
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