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Don't see what you mean at <a href="http://www.ign.com?" rel="ugc">www.ign.com?</a><br />
I see a menu bar: &quot;&nbsp;home | ign | games...&quot; etc. &nbsp;In the body of the page there are headings for &quot;ign games&quot;, &quot;ign for men&quot; etc, but these seem to be the body of the page and do not exactly match the menu bar.
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Don't see what you mean at www.ign.com? [http://www.ign.com?]
I see a menu bar: " home | ign | games..." etc.  In the body of the page there are headings for "ign games", "ign for men" etc, but these seem to be the body of the page and do not exactly match the menu bar.

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Sorry, i dont know much of the termenology for stuff. &nbsp;I mean at the very left and very top, they blended those 2 blue borders together. &nbsp;Howd they do they that, and whats it called to have those frame-like menus at the top and left?
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Sorry, i dont know much of the termenology for stuff.  I mean at the very left and very top, they blended those 2 blue borders together.  Howd they do they that, and whats it called to have those frame-like menus at the top and left?

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If you go to <a href="http://www.ign.com" rel="ugc">www.ign.com</a>&nbsp;you'll see that theres a menu on top and bottom. &nbsp;They somehow blended them together though. &nbsp;I have no idea what this is called or how to do it, any help is appreciated.
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If you go to www.ign.com you'll see that theres a menu on top and bottom.  They somehow blended them together though.  I have no idea what this is called or how to do it, any help is appreciated.

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