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AuthorTopic: HTML
Garrison
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Member # 2820
 written Wednesday, December 3 2003 19:22 Profile #0
I have a few quick question about frames in HTML. Can you completely remove the obstructing gray bars that separate the frames? Can you place frames inside a table? Is it possible to display another HTML page in your page, but still make it possible to move the whole page simultaneously? Would this require the use of the somewhat ugly iframes?

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Djur Revolutions
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Member # 3149
 written Wednesday, December 3 2003 20:00 Profile Homepage #1
1. Yes. Use the FRAMEBORDER attribute to the FRAME element. This is HTML 4.0 Frameset valid.
2, 3. Not unless you use an IFrame. You can style IFrames to an extent, see the spec.
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