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making frames invisable
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| I am new to this forum so I hope this question can be answered. I am using
frames on all of my web pages and they are invisable (on all pages) in the
Safari (Apple) browser. They are visable in Mozilla Firefox, IE, and Netscape.
Is there a way to make the frames invisable on all the browsers?
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| darrel 2005-03-09, 6:37 pm |
| > I am new to this forum so I hope this question can be answered. I am using
> frames on all of my web pages and they are invisable (on all pages) in the
> Safari (Apple) browser. They are visable in Mozilla Firefox, IE, and
Netscape.
> Is there a way to make the frames invisable on all the browsers?
What is an 'invisible' frame? What would you use this for?
-Darrel
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| Murray *TMM* 2005-03-09, 6:37 pm |
| It's a framed site for those who don't want to use frames.
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"darrel" <notreal@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Netscape.
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> What is an 'invisible' frame? What would you use this for?
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> -Darrel
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| Josh Johnson 2005-03-09, 6:37 pm |
| darrel wrote:
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> Netscape.
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> What is an 'invisible' frame? What would you use this for?
An invisible frame is one that's not viewable, but still exists in the
dom. Here's an example:
<frameset rows="*,0">
<frame />
<frame />
</frameset>
The second frame wouldn't be viewable.
A common use for a hidden frame is to allow a polling transaction back
to the server without refreshing the main page. These days it's kind of
frowned upon, as it still shows your browser to be working, when you
haven't done anything. A better method is to use xmlHTTPRequest.
- Josh
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| Josh Johnson 2005-03-09, 6:37 pm |
| huh?
Murray *TMM* wrote:
> It's a framed site for those who don't want to use frames.
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| Mick White 2005-03-09, 6:37 pm |
| hbone wrote:
> I am new to this forum so I hope this question can be answered. I am using
> frames on all of my web pages and they are invisable (on all pages) in the
> Safari (Apple) browser. They are visable in Mozilla Firefox, IE, and Netscape.
> Is there a way to make the frames invisable on all the browsers?
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How are you doing it now?
"Invisable": Cannot use a credit card?
Mick
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| that's not a frame.
it's a table.
do you want to remove the border on the TABLE cells?
<table width="100%" border="1" height="549" bordercolor="#FFFFFF"
bgcolor="#FFFFFF" bordercolorlight="#CCCCCC" bordercolordark="#CCCCCC">
change to
<table width="100%" border="0" height="549" bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
> I have made a frame so the site will always be centered no matter how big the
> monitor or the resolution. It works well, I just need to take out the
> outlines.
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> http://www.sakaladesign.com/index.html
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| I have made a frame so the site will always be centered no matter how big the monitor or the resolution. It works well, I just need to take out the outlines.
http://www.sakaladesign.com/index.html
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| hbone 2005-03-09, 11:17 pm |
| yes, I want to make the table outlines not visable.
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| hbone 2005-03-09, 11:18 pm |
| that worked, thanks
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