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Hi,

Im making a website design, and i want 2 frames. one title/head, and main.
But, the problem is, there keeps staying a (kinda) big space between the frames, and they need to overlap
look;
http://img55.imageshack.us/img55/6103/space1qo.gif

(Yes, i know it looks crappy now, but its made out of 9 small sprites, and a background img, so i can make that look good later. i first wanned it to work)

The top frame has the full title thing, and the top of the main frame, so if you scroll in the main frame, the top stays, and the depth effect doesnt gets screwed.


So, to make a long story short, anyone know how to remove that big space?

Gr.
 
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Okay I got the solution.
Use the following code:

Code:
<frameset rows="25%,75%" frameborder="no" border="0" framespacing="0">

  <frame src="blah.html" name="topFrame" scrolling="No" noresize="noresize" />
  <frame src="blah2.html" name="mainFrame" />

</frameset>

The key was framespacing="0"
 
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Ugh...unless you have a seriously good reason to use frames...DON'T. They suck. Use columned CSS layouts if thats the effect you want.
 
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monaco said:
Ugh...unless you have a seriously good reason to use frames...DON'T. They suck. Use columned CSS layouts if thats the effect you want.
Was going to say the exact same thing..
 
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Yes that's very true it messes up easily when you try to change something inside.
 
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Its worse that that. Many text-mode browsers can't handle the frames, so you screw over the disabled population which may want to purchase your products and/or services.
 
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I would not use frames at all... really bad for SEO.

SW
 
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