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Posted by Gabriλl on 12/21/05 12:54
David Graham wrote:
> "GabriΓ«l@Home" <youcould@lwaysaskfor.info> wrote in message
> news:11qgtr8qibemqad@corp.supernews.com...
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>>Hi Folks,
>>
>>I've been working on this for quite a long time now..
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>>http://www.amdemo.com/testsite consists of 2 frames (top & main). I
>>center the Flash element in the top frame and the table in the bottom
>>frame. As long as the browser (FireFox or IE, doesn't matter) is not
>>maximized the menu and the table are directly under each other. But then
>>you maximize the bottom frame is 1 pixel left of the top frame in
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> alignment.
>
>>Does anyone know what this behaviour can be? And how to solve it?
>>
>>Please check http://www.amdemo.com/testsite and let me know!
>>
>>Thanks a lot!
>>
>>Greets,
>>Gab
>
> Hi
> I'm no expert but I think others in this group will point out why frames are
> bad (if tthey are not tired doing so already).
> Try
> body, table {margin: 0;}
> in the css for main.html
> and
> body {margin: 0;}
> for top.html
>
> Not sure how you play with the CSS for a frameset, perhaps you just do the
> individual pages in the frameset as I have done above. Others will know
> If no good above throw in padding: 0; as well for luck!
> HTH
> David
>
>
>
Please give me a link of why frames are bad...
The problem is that my top is Flash and I don't want it to be reloaded
on every page change
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