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Posted by Mark Parnell on 11/26/56 11:17
Previously in alt.html, Rovin <rovin@vanir.cjb.net> said:
> I am trying to create a border around a frame.
Tut, tut. Frames bad.
> So, in the CSS file I have defined:
>
> body
> {
> ...
> border: solid 1px #555555;
> }
Um, that's a border around the body, not a frame. But at least that
means you're not using frames. Whew!
> In IE this works fine,
Depends on your definition of "fine".
> but in FireFox it only works well with "height:
> 100%;" included, otherwise it just draws a border around the filled part
> of the body.
Possibly depends on whether you are triggering quirks or standards mode.
URL?
> That however produces another problem. An ugly scrollbar to
> the right which I only want if the content is too large.
As will your users.
> Any ideas for a solution?
Add more content.
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