<FRAMESET BORDER="0">
<FRAME NAME="left" SRC="some.htm" FRAMEBORDER="NO">
<FRAME NAME="right" SRC="other.htm" FRAMEBORDER="NO">
</FRAMESET>
This should fix it in Netscape.
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Browse All TopicsMy question is basically the same as Chad's, except I don't have the same options in the ways I can deal with it.
Netscape leaves a one pixel gap, exposing the background of whatever page it was calling inside a frame. I am trying to rest one frame on top of another seamlessly. However, unlike Chad's case, I can't redo the background of the lower frame to make it a moot point, because the top and bottom frames I am using all have multiple colors at the edges, and they are all dynamic, so doing Chad's solution involves creating several hundred backgrounds and updating them constantly. Has anyone heard of any possible way of getting rid of the gap in Netscape? Mountains of code are being threatened by it...
Thanks, I appreciate your help extremely.
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This did not solve my problem. I implemented chewymon's suggestion, but the borders remained, so I have switched things back. As Xrusha requested, here is a URL to check out the buggy code. However, you have to log into the site to access it, so I have set up a username and password for this use. Thanks again, I truly appreciate your help.
URL: http://testforums.delphi.c
Username: guest123
Password: guest123
Given that it is but one of several one pixel bugs in netscape I don't think there is a way around it. The best that you can do is to set the background colour to something as close to the background image as you can. Obviously with some images it would be impossible to find any single colour that would not break the effect up.
This is no reflection on you but this is a good example of why you should design to the limits of the environment and not try and get the environment to fit your design (you can tell I've worked with graphic deigners who write/abort HTML :) )
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by: XrushaPosted on 1999-03-25 at 15:21:17ID: 1847595
PeterKenobi,
Can you please, give a URL to see code? or paste code here?