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somo
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HTML - Frames
      #679 - 03/29/06 06:56 PM

Hey there guys.
Just got a few quick questions (i hope) in regards to using frames (i know they suck, but i have to use them).
Is it possible to get rid of that annoying white border around the edges??? I have already used the attribute frameborder="0", but i get an annoying white border.
Also is it possible to have a curved frame edge??
Cheers guys,
Somo.

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somo
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Re: HTML - Frames [Re: somo]
      #680 - 03/29/06 10:00 PM

Don't worry guys, I figured it out.
I had to put framespacing="0" as an attribute in <frameset>.
Cheers for the help. :)

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Jeremy
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Re: HTML - Frames [Re: somo]
      #689 - 05/24/06 11:54 AM

Thanks for the tip!

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JS [EOTT]

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