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The following are answers to common questions in the Microsoft FrontPage
Client Newsgroup:
You can create borderless frames by taking the following steps from within
FrontPage Explorer:
- Right click on your frameset HTM file.
- Select Open With.
- Choose Text Editor (NOTEPAD.EXE).
- Add the following text to your <frameset> tag:
frameborder="0"
framespacing="0" border="no"
Example:
<frameset rows="25%,75%" frameborder="0"
framespacing="0" border="no">
Notes:
The % stands for percentage. You can also use "*" in place of
"%" to give fixed pixel settings. If you are developing for a specific
resolution, you will want to use "*" in place of "%" and adjust the
numbers accordingly.
Notes from Kelly Meer:
The % stands for percentage. You can also use "*" in place of "%" to
give fixed pixel settings. If you are developing for a specific resolution, you will want
to use "*" in place of "%" and adjust the numbers accordingly.
Working with this, I do not believe that the "*" works in quite this way. I
believe that "*" is more of a wild card or remaining web width.
-- Peter Abraham and Gary & Tammy Bangs |
