FRAMES!

[davidprovost]

Im trying to make my web page have a header, and then its content. I want the
content to be in its own frame so that the header never leaves the page. I know
how to make frames, but how do I make frames so that they are directly right
under each other so that the viewer doesnt see a space in between them. Does
that make any sence?
The web page Im building idopromotions.com needs to be put into frames. Right
now it just keeps reloading the header due to it having to reload the whole
page when a viewer clicks on a navigation button. I need the page look the same
and have the same spacing, but for the content area to be in its own individual
frame. Im not too skilled at Dreamweaver yet, so any help is appreciated.

[boy mackman]

I do not use frames but I do know that you can set the border of a frame to 0
and alsotell it not to use frameborder like:

<frameset rows="*" cols="80,*" frameborder="NO" border="0" framespacing="0">

this should act the same way as tables in HTML and mean that there is no
spacing.

[Murray *TMM*]

Frames are almost never the best choice for layout. Why do you feel you
need to use them? They can bring lots of misery into your life and that of
your visitors.

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"davidprovost" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Im trying to make my web page have a header, and then its content. I want
> the
> content to be in its own frame so that the header never leaves the page. I
> know
> how to make frames, but how do I make frames so that they are directly
> right
> under each other so that the viewer doesnt see a space in between them.
> Does
> that make any sence?
> The web page Im building idopromotions.com needs to be put into frames.
> Right
> now it just keeps reloading the header due to it having to reload the
> whole
> page when a viewer clicks on a navigation button. I need the page look the
> same
> and have the same spacing, but for the content area to be in its own
> individual
> frame. Im not too skilled at Dreamweaver yet, so any help is appreciated.
>

[davidprovost]

So that the header doesnt have to reload everytime because the header is also the intro...no one wants to watch to intro everytime they click a link.

[Murray *TMM*]

It's a Flash intro? Ugh.

Frames is the only solution then, or maybe why not have just the interior
pages with a static image there?

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"davidprovost" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> So that the header doesnt have to reload everytime because the header is
> also the intro...no one wants to watch to intro everytime they click a
> link.