ADJUST FRAME PAGES SIZE

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Can you put a frame page to fit a table that is 600 pixels, or, can you make
a frame page a portion of the browser window?

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Ze'ev
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Yes, using the IFrame, as you can not insert a regular frameset into a
table.

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Yes.

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Can you put a frame page to fit a table that is 600 pixels, or, can you make
a frame page a portion of the browser window?

thanks,
Ze'ev
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How do you use IFRAME in Front Page?
1. You build the table first.
2. ?
3. ?

If you can step me through I'd appreciate it

thanks,
Ze'ev
 
1. Open Web in FP,
2. Open/Create Page
3. Add Table
4. FP2002 | Insert Menu check for options for Insert IFRAME

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Thanks Thomas,
It works, the only question is that I insert the Left Margin page a HTM page
that has a GIF that will serve as a column bar, the only problem is to get
it to kiss the top, now there is a white margin that can't be removed. I
went to the original HTM page and I can't get the GIF column to extend to
the top of the window.
Any ideas on how to get that white the bar to extend to the top.

Thanks,

Ze'ev
 
You need to add the following margin info to the body tag of your pages:

topmargin="0" leftmargin="0" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0"


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Right the IFrame, and under properties you should see an option for that.

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Thanks Thomas,

One more question, so far the IFRAME does not have the properties of
FRAMESET, my aim is basically to create a frameset (3 pages) without scroll
bars that will be smaller than window, total, maybe 600 pixels, do you have
any suggestions?

Thanks,
Ze'ev
 
The frameset will fill the browser window, the only way to come close to
doing what you want using a frameset, is nest the frameset within another
frameset, however this create search engine issues and user issue for
bookmarking pages, etc.

Why do you need to use a frameset, what benefits do you see that it would
provide?

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The purpose of the frameset would be to allow visitors to link to other
sites, but still remain on the web site, the only problem is I'd like to
have a small Frameset...
 
You really should open links to external site in a new window, and not try
to trap other web sites within your site. Bu open the link in a new window,
your site will still remain open in the background.

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I let the visitors link to another web site where they can do data searches
and I'd like to make the link as transparent as possible, so they think they
are still on the same site....

Makes sense?
 
The best you can do is create a normal frameset page, and either link
directly to it or use JavaScript to open it in a new smaller window.

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