HTML question

camieabz · Apr 12, 2002

I'm starting out on the HTML stuff.

I'm trying to set up a page containing two frames. Each occupying half of the screen. Now that much I've managed. I tried to have a heading (<h1> etc.) in the <head> section, before the <frameset> section, but it ignores the frames if I do this.

How do I do it?

Must I create another frame just for the header?

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btvillarin · Apr 12, 2002

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camieabz · Apr 14, 2002

Cheers!

I'll have a sift.

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dishevel · Apr 17, 2002

split your frameset horizontaly first and use the top as the header then split the lower frame into the frams you want.

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camieabz · Apr 17, 2002

Hmmm. Yep. I have to get the frame without any scroll bar too. What's the crack on that please?

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FatBurger · Apr 17, 2002

The frameset can only contain the links to the frames, anything else overrides it and displays the text.

To have a frame with no scroll bar, just make it so that the window is big enough not to need to scroll. I can tell you how to get rid of the gray line to make it seamless, but not how to get rid of the scroll bar.

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camieabz · Apr 17, 2002

So what can I do?

I want to split a page in two with two scolling frames, and a title above both, the width of the screen. Am I too adventurous?

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FatBurger · Apr 17, 2002

Not at all. Are you talking about vertical scroll bars or horizontal? I thought you mean vertical.

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camieabz · Apr 17, 2002

Sorry, it's kinda easy this side of my eyes. LoL!

1st. Along the top of the page, a title which is as wide as the page (1024x768 if that matters). No scroll bars.

2nd. Two frames below split equally, each with vertical scroll bars.

Kind of like a 'T' with the title being seperate from the two frames.

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FatBurger · Apr 18, 2002

So the frames are vertical? I thought they were horizontal.

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camieabz · Apr 18, 2002

Nope they're vertical. Here's what I have.

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//WC3//DTD HTML 4.0 Frameset//EN">

<html>

<head>

</head>

<FRAMESET COLS="50%,50%">

<FRAMESET ROWS="*,0">
<FRAME SRC="yadayada1.htm">
</FRAMESET>

<FRAMESET ROWS="*,0">
<FRAME SRC="yadayada2.htm">
</FRAMESET>
<NOFRAMES>

<body>

Your browser does not support frames. Please see <a href="yadayada1.htm">nonframes version</a>.

</body>
</NOFRAMES>
</FRAMESET>
</html>

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