I THINK this is a CSS question, as there's nothing on my normal coding that would affect this (I don't think)

Here's my site
http://thesefeelings.com

But on certain pages, the color isn't all there. It's been replaced with the background colour.

(click on "fanlistings" on the left hand side, under my site category)

If you view the page by itself, the colors are fine, but when put into the frame they go all funny.

I have no idea what to do. :idea:

can you show us a sample of it "in a frame" and not "in a frame" so we can see the difference too?

sure, thanks!

http://thesefeelings.com/flist.html (not in a frame)

and in a frame
http://thesefeelings.com/hilary.php (click on 'fanlistings' on the left hand side, under THESEFEELINGS.COM

page by itself, the background is black.

in firefox, in frames, the background is still black.

in ie, in frames, the background is transparent because you have this in your iframe coding...

style="filter:chroma(color=#000000)"

that is filtering out the black.

page by itself, the background is black.

in firefox, in frames, the background is still black.

in ie, in frames, the background is transparent because you have this in your iframe coding...

style="filter:chroma(color=#000000)"

that is filtering out the black.


boo i tried playing around and i'm lost. haha thanks for your help though!

if you used this:

style="filter:chroma(color=#0000 00)"

with the space inbetween, then delete it and try again :)

love,
mirna

if you used this:

style="filter:chroma(color=#0000 00)"

with the space inbetween, then delete it and try again :)

love,
mirna


no, there's no space.

i tried changing it, but then it changed the background for everything, even things that weren't in the inline frame. odd.

Try removing the chroma filter from the iframe and replacing the background colour with background: transparent; on those pages inside the iframe. Since you're not using transparent scrollbars the chroma isn't really necessary and this way is actually better.