vindevogel
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DIV and FRAME
Hi,
My page is a pages containing frames (2)
The top frame contains a kind of menu (like Microsoft site)
I do this using DIVs that are set visible or not.
Unfortunately, some DIVs are bigger than the size of my frame, and I lose a part of it
Question:
How can I say that a DIV from one frame may show itself over the borders of that frame.
TIA
Yves
My page is a pages containing frames (2)
The top frame contains a kind of menu (like Microsoft site)
I do this using DIVs that are set visible or not.
Unfortunately, some DIVs are bigger than the size of my frame, and I lose a part of it
Question:
How can I say that a DIV from one frame may show itself over the borders of that frame.
TIA
Yves
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You are not going to put a div over a frame border, except maybe in IE5.5. You are not going
to put a div ove form elements, again except with IE5.5 and only for some types... maybe.
That is the limitation of the technology. If you want pages and pages of script that sort of
works sometime... just wait for it.
When you get ready for optional workarounds and a chnge in your design let me know and
I'll see what can be done.
Cd&
to put a div ove form elements, again except with IE5.5 and only for some types... maybe.
That is the limitation of the technology. If you want pages and pages of script that sort of
works sometime... just wait for it.
When you get ready for optional workarounds and a chnge in your design let me know and
I'll see what can be done.
Cd&
ASKER
I have a workaround :
Flat menus like on http://www.standaard.be/nieuws/binnenland/index.asp
But that's my last resort .....
Flat menus like on http://www.standaard.be/nieuws/binnenland/index.asp
But that's my last resort .....
I would use the workaround if you want to do the framed design.
Cd&
Cd&
ASKER
Yes, I want the frame design ...
I already have some 350 pages.
My menu is getting "filled". That's why I considered the dropdown solution ....
I already have some 350 pages.
My menu is getting "filled". That's why I considered the dropdown solution ....
ASKER
Hmm, nobody answers this anymore.
If nobody responds anymore, I'll ask EE to split the points between ClassyLinks (because it can't be done) and CobolDinosaur for his help.
If nobody responds anymore, I'll ask EE to split the points between ClassyLinks (because it can't be done) and CobolDinosaur for his help.
I don't think we have any more of a solution, I'm afraid.
Cd&
Cd&
Reduced points and awarded ClassyLinks
Points for you here Cd&
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=html&qid=20235907
Points for you here Cd&
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=html&qid=20235907
Thanks for closing it out vindevogel, I appreciate it. :^)
Now to go have lunch with lunchy. <G>
Cd&
Now to go have lunch with lunchy. <G>
Cd&
thanks from me too!
ASKER
I give points also to JavaScript code that creates a menu over multiple forms ...