Hi all

Ik am trying to make a site for my forum...
The problem is, i dont get the explaining from the frames on this site. When i put it online i just get a empty page...

Who would be a dear en email me the frame html?
(So that i only have to give it my style & links?)
I would really be greatfull!

Love Nathalie
n.ensing@xs4all.nl

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_frames.asp
http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/frames/basicframes.html

Both of these pages provide tutorials that may help you. A possible problem you are finding is that you have not created the pages that you are linking to in your frameset.

e.g. if your frameset has <frame src="menu.html"> then you need to create the file menu.html and put your menu there :)

Thanks, i'll take a look there...

http://www.xs4all.nl/~wallyw/Nathalie/

This is a result of my work... i wanted invissible frames an the banner is not right either....

who can help me?

Inside each <frame> tag, add the attribute noresize="noresize"
That stops the lines from showing up :)

I'm not sure what's wrong with the banner. Maybe you just need to make the frame bigger to fit it in?

Also, for invisible frames, you need to add the attribute frameborder="0" in here:

<frame name="contents" target="main" src="Links.htm">

To make the area for your banner bigger, make the '64' a higher number till it's where you want it, here:
<frameset rows="64,*">

And, if you don't want people to change the size of your menu, you need to put noresize in here:

<frame name="contents" target="main" src="Links.htm">

By the way, Yasmin Ensing is really cute!! :)

Thanks, she is (you might have knowen that already) my daughter, (11-8-03)

Where exactly must i put the no resize line??
Thanks!
Love,
Nathalie

Hmmm... i just found out that i have no frame border or whatever you just said.. someone made it for me in frontpage and i think is is not a real frame...
*sigh* I'll try again with the frames told on this site it self but there is no bannerplace...

edit:

Ohh DOH, its in index offcourse! LOL :rolleyes: :idea:

Ohh DOH, its in index offcourse! LOL :rolleyes: :idea:

Congratulations!

It would look like this:
<frame name="contents" target="main" src="Links.htm" noresize>

Make sure it's one word, not two!!

Noresize is the way I use it. I've also seen it as noresize="yes" and thox's way - noresize="noresize". I think they all work, but I wouldn't bank on it. Someone else might know... :help:

lovely, writing noresize on it's own is fine in HTML :)

It's known as shorthand HTML to write it like that. Unfortunately, if you want to move to XHTML then you need to write out the full attribute: noresize="noresize". I hope I've not overcomplicated things! lol

Sorry rosey :rolleyes:

Lovely i still didnt find the no border thingy... :(

<frame src="..." frameborder="no">

That gets rid of the border on a single frame :)

If you want to turn off borders on all frames in your frameset you can do this:

<frameset cols="..." frameborder="no">

<frame src="..." frameborder="no">

That gets rid of the border on a single frame :)

If you want to turn off borders on all frames in your frameset you can do this:

<frameset cols="..." frameborder="no">

I did the last one and it worked (thanks) but only on one border... the upperone is still standing? :(
Http://www.xs4all.nl/~wallyw/Nathalie is the url

(p.s. i like the white line...)

(sorry i cant see the editing anymore!?)

I already found it! Thanks alot!

Glad you got it sorted. You can only edit for 5 minutes. After that the edit button goes away :)

Glad you got it sorted. You can only edit for 5 minutes. After that the edit button goes away :)

Ohh okey! Good to know!

Thanks for all the help!
I finneshed it.

See you next time!
(When i need you :D)