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    Default Frames in pixels!!!

    Hi

    Is it possible to define framesizes in pixels instead of in %?
    Anyway they have defined the size of the frames at [url]http://www.campuswave.com/[/url] in percent right?
    If not how is it made then?

    -Mikkel


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    Default Re: Frames in pixels!!!

    Thanks for the links you listed below.
    If you don't recomment me constructing my homepage by using frames, what will you then recomment me?
    I've heard that it's quite wrong to put everything into tables, and that you should use CSS for the layout instead.... It seems very difficult for me to design the layout on my page by using CSS, so maybe the best will be to use frames...

    -Mikkel


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    Default Re: Frames in pixels!!!

    Na:

    Make flat pages and use whatever method you are comfortable with to make the
    pages look the way you want.
    > I've heard that it's quite wrong to put everything into tables, and that
    you should use CSS for the layout instead

    While learning and using CSS to the best of your ability is a good and
    desirable goal, it's not something that one is likely to achieve on the spur
    of the moment. If tables suit you, please use them. By far, tables will
    give you far fewer problems than frames.

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    "NaQuer" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
    news:bil5rn$qj4$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > Thanks for the links you listed below.
    > If you don't recomment me constructing my homepage by using frames, what
    will you then recomment me?
    > I've heard that it's quite wrong to put everything into tables, and that
    you should use CSS for the layout instead.... It seems very difficult for me
    to design the layout on my page by using CSS, so maybe the best will be to
    use frames...
    >
    > -Mikkel
    >
    >

    Murray *TMM* Guest

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