shared borders

[Guest]

I use a shared border along the left side of the webpage (for all pages on the site). The problem is that some pages have more content than others and thus are longer. Is there a way to make the shared border (on each page) automatically adjust its length to the length of the content (which is in a table).

 

[JASON X]

put ur content in a table on the shared border page to
whatever width, then set the table height for 100%.

p.s. u might want to consider an include pages, they are
more versatile.

-----Original Message-----
I use a shared border along the left side of the webpage

(for all pages on the site). The problem is that some
pages have more content than others and thus are longer.
Is there a way to make the shared border (on each page)
automatically adjust its length to the length of the
content (which is in a table).

 

[Guest]

Nope!

 

[Guest]

Jason: I tried your suggestion, but it didn't affect the page a bit. The table grows just fine to whatever length is needed to hold the content. The problem is the shared border doesn't grow in length to match it

----- JASON X wrote: ----

put ur content in a table on the shared border page to
whatever width, then set the table height for 100%

p.s. u might want to consider an include pages, they are
more versatile

-----Original Message----
I use a shared border along the left side of the webpage

(for all pages on the site). The problem is that some
pages have more content than others and thus are longer.
Is there a way to make the shared border (on each page)
automatically adjust its length to the length of the
content (which is in a table)

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Even if 100% height tables were globally support by all browsers, it won't stretch your shared border content to match your page
content - since they are in 2 different tables on you page

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| Jason: I tried your suggestion, but it didn't affect the page a bit. The table grows just fine to whatever length is needed to
hold the content. The problem is the shared border doesn't grow in length to match it.
|
| ----- JASON X wrote: -----
|
| put ur content in a table on the shared border page to
| whatever width, then set the table height for 100%.
|
| p.s. u might want to consider an include pages, they are
| more versatile.
|
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >I use a shared border along the left side of the webpage
| (for all pages on the site). The problem is that some
| pages have more content than others and thus are longer.
| Is there a way to make the shared border (on each page)
| automatically adjust its length to the length of the
| content (which is in a table).
| >.
| >

 

[Guest]

So is there a way to do what I want. Is the only way to insert a frame for all content sections

----- Stefan B Rusynko wrote: ----

Even if 100% height tables were globally support by all browsers, it won't stretch your shared border content to match your pag
content - since they are in 2 different tables on you pag

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| Jason: I tried your suggestion, but it didn't affect the page a bit. The table grows just fine to whatever length is needed t
hold the content. The problem is the shared border doesn't grow in length to match it

| ----- JASON X wrote: ----

| put ur content in a table on the shared border page t
| whatever width, then set the table height for 100%

| p.s. u might want to consider an include pages, they ar
| more versatile


| >-----Original Message----
| >I use a shared border along the left side of the webpag
| (for all pages on the site). The problem is that som
| pages have more content than others and thus are longer
| Is there a way to make the shared border (on each page
| automatically adjust its length to the length of th
| content (which is in a table)
| >
| >

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Do use shared borders, use the FP Include Page inserted into the left column of a two column table,
where you main page content is in the right column.

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So is there a way to do what I want. Is the only way to insert a frame for all content sections?

----- Stefan B Rusynko wrote: -----

Even if 100% height tables were globally support by all browsers, it won't stretch your

shared border content to match your page

content - since they are in 2 different tables on you page

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| Jason: I tried your suggestion, but it didn't affect the page a bit. The table grows just

fine to whatever length is needed to

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Correction..

Do use shared border..., should have read Do NOT use shared borders...

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[Guest]

100% table height will only expand the length of table, not the content within it.

 

[Guest]

I've been wanting to change over a shared border site to include (used to be frames), unfortunately the site has over 600 pages and no simple way to accomplish it globally. My boss would freak at the overtime.

 

[Tom Pepper Willett]

Since you wiped out the remainder of this thread in your post, many of us
don't know what you are talking about, so help may be hard to come by.

Recommend you keep snippets of your original.

Good luck.


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| I've been wanting to change over a shared border site to include (used to
be frames), unfortunately the site has over 600 pages and no simple way to
accomplish it globally. My boss would freak at the overtime.

 

[Guest]

sorry, was just a commen

----- Thomas A. Rowe wrote: ----

Correction.

Do use shared border..., should have read Do NOT use shared borders..

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Do use shared borders, use the FP Include Page inserted into the left column of a two colum table
where you main page content is in the right column

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So is there a way to do what I want. Is the only way to insert a frame for all content sections

shared border content to match your pag

content - since they are in 2 different tables on you pagSBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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| Jason: I tried your suggestion, but it didn't affect the page a bit. The table grows jus

fine to whatever length is needed t

hold the content. The problem is the shared border doesn't grow in length to match it

| ----- JASON X wrote: ----

| put ur content in a table on the shared border page t
| whatever width, then set the table height for 100%

| p.s. u might want to consider an include pages, they ar
| more versatile


| >-----Original Message----
| >I use a shared border along the left side of the webpag
| (for all pages on the site). The problem is that som
| pages have more content than others and thus are longer
| Is there a way to make the shared border (on each page
| automatically adjust its length to the length of th
| content (which is in a table)
| >
| >>>