Letterbox - No frames

[Javo_1]

Hi folks,
Just wanted anyones advice, tips and techniques on creating a letterbox layout
for a site without using the dreaded FRAMESET.

My own approch would be to have a table 100% x 100% and align a nested table
within it positioned centrally both horizontally and vertically. Which works in
a majority of browsers with some tinkering.

How would you guys approach this e.g. CSS, Layers PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE no
frames or iFrames - just not viable for this site with online marketing
requirements amongst others.

Also would love to hear your findings with similar layout issues when avoiding
framesets


Cheers


J

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"Javo_1" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi folks,
> Just wanted anyones advice, tips and techniques on creating a letterbox
> layout
> for a site without using the dreaded FRAMESET.
>
> My own approch would be to have a table 100% x 100% and align a nested
> table
> within it positioned centrally both horizontally and vertically. Which
> works in
> a majority of browsers with some tinkering.
>
> How would you guys approach this e.g. CSS, Layers PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE no
> frames or iFrames - just not viable for this site with online marketing
> requirements amongst others.
>
> Also would love to hear your findings with similar layout issues when
> avoiding
> framesets
>
>
> Cheers
>
>
> J
>
>