:idea: ok for my site, i am trying to get the update iframe to line up w/ the tagboard... my site is http://www.geocities.com/standardice404/index.cgi any ideas?

So you want to move you're iframe over to the right above the tagboard? Try <div align="right"> before you're iframe tag.

If you want to do the opposite, and move the tagboard under the iframe (which I believe is centered), just put a <center> before the tagboard code.

You could also use absolute positioning.

I want it so that the iframe is on the left and the tagboard is on the right, but having them on the same line-

Use DIV postitioning: www.lissaexplains.com/html7.shtml

oo thanks so much!

Ok, well it didnt work.... now it has this huge black box.. can anyone else help?

are you sure that is the right page?? that link doesn't work so I can't look at it.

oo no sorry. the right page is http://www.geocites.com/standardice404

is that blue box the update box?

um, no the blue box is the tag-board and the iframe is transparent. but I can't seem to get them to line up on the same line

so, you want the thing that has the tags in it to be ontop of the blue box...

Yeah kinda just so there isnt that big white space between it

well, before i even get to that part, there are some errors in your CSS... if it is wrong in this part, then it is prolly wrong in all of your frame pages...

this is what you have with my comments in red...

<style type="text/css">
A:link
{ text-decoration: overline; color:#FF3399; }
A:visited
{ text-decoration: underline; color:#FF3399; }
A:active
{ text-decoration: underline overline; color:#FF3399; }
A:hover
{ text-decoration: underline overline; color:#FF3399;
background-color: #lightpink;
^ if you are specifying a color, you can't use # and a word... get rid of the # or change "lightpink" to an actual number code...
background-image: "http://www.geocities.com/standardice404/AshleeSimpson.jpg";
^do you really want that to be the BG for your links??? cause that's the section it's in... if you meant for this to be the background for the whole page then you need to move this into the body section of your CSS
cursor: crosshair;
^ you are missing the closing } so put that at the end of the cursor code
h1 {font-family: arial; color: FF0099; }
^ and v you are missing the # in front of your color codes...
p {font-family: arial; color: FF0099; }
body
{ background: #FFFFFF;
^ that should read "background-color"
background-attachment: scroll;
^ you don't have a BG image so you don't need this code... if you meant to put the above image code as the page background then move it here and keep the above code...
font-family: arial;
color: #FF0099 ;
letter-spacing: 0.2pt;
font-weight: normal;
font-size: x-small;

scrollbar-face-color: FFFFFF;
scrollbar-highlight-color: FFFFFF;
scrollbar-3dlight-color: FFFFFF;
scrollbar-darkshadow-color: FFFFFF;
scrollbar-shadow-color: FF1493;
scrollbar-arrow-color: FF3399;
scrollbar-track-color: FFFFFF;}
^missing # in front of all of your color codes for your scrollbar... yes, i know it works without it but you should put the # code anyways so it doesn't confuse things.
input, textarea
{ background: #FFFFFF
font-family: arial;
color: #FF0099;
border-style: outset;
[border-color: #FF3399;
^ get rid of the [ in front of this code...
border-width: 3; }
^ whenever there is a measurement greater than 0, you need to specify the type. so, if you meant 3 pixles wide, then put px after the 3 with NO space...
</style>

fix that and i will try to figure out the other problem...

okay, i guess i could have just made one post instead of two but it is too late to edit... anyways, if you want to line up your frames, then add this to one or both of them... depending on how you want to move them...

style="position: absolute; top: ##px; left: ##px;"

what that does is positions the frame where ever you want it on the page... you will have to play with the numbers until you get it exactly where you want it but this should solve your problem...

thanks so much! you helped alot!

you're welcome!