[liljoeyjordison]

Not sure if I'm supposed to post this here or elsewhere but, I'm creating a webpage with a template etc that can easily be changed. I did this by creating a blank php file and stuffing it full o' variables e.g.

Code:

$style= 'href="girlsideblack.css" ' ;

Then in the page i use the require function to grab the php files and create those variables, then instead of putting in

Code:

<link rel="StyleSheet" type="text/css" href="girlsideblack.css" >

I put

Code:

<link rel="StyleSheet" type="text/css" <?php echo $style ?> >

That seems to be working fine, except for frames... It keeps putting a frameborder in and I dont know why, it works in html, but not in php. The frame tag all have the following attributes in

Code:

scrolling="no" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" noresize frameborder="no" bordercolor="#000000">

And all that information (but with single quotes) is stored in a variable, which is called inside the <frameset> tag aswell....

Why wont this work!?

[liljoeyjordison]

Oh yeah, if you want to see the output goto http://www.theinstitution1.com/dynam...e/frameset.php

This page will change in time though, when it actually starts to be used...

[bizzar528]

i'm not a fan of frames, and they are usually not very happy with search engines. If your site uses css, why not build your layout using the css??