The "better" frames

[TWTCommish]

Hi,

I'm probably going to design a site for someone I know soon, and I think that I would like to use frames with it...however I tend not to like the way they look....

HOWEVER...

I like the sorts of frames like the one found on this site...
http://www.purebaseball.com

As you'll notice, there's no little gray "bar" seperating the frame from the page...it's just there...I'm having trouble describing what I mean...

Anyway, if anyone has any idea what I mean/how to do it...please reply, it would be greatly appreciated.


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Chris - TWT Commish
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"Baseball - Baked Fresh Daily"

[webmagician]

It's actually really simple. In your "frameset" add this:

frameborder="0" framespacing="0"

This will take away that little gray "bar".
It will keep the frames close together and thus gives you a more professional look.



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[premium]

You will have a far better wedsite if u decide not to use frames. check out some of the articals ( by matt and whoever else)on this website!!

[MGrassman]

I recently discovered a solution to the frame table problem and the answer is to place the marginwidth marginheight border and all those attributes in the frameset tag itself.

Example : <frameset cols="142,480,*" frameborder="0" framespacing="0" border="no" border="0" framespacing="0" frameborder="No" frameborder="0">

This will take out the space in Netscape 4.x and IE 4.x+.


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[This message has been edited by jonese (edited February 16, 2000).]

[sawz]

I have a site thats in frames, and it has worked out quite well.

The site was created for a specific purpose and the frames have helped make it a success.

Otherwise frames can and do kill a web site.
http://www.sawz.com/vp/

[kc5sig]

A properly laid out and designed frames site can do quite well... personally I prefer tables.