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document.body.width proportional frames
I want to build a frameset proportional to the available screen widths. Netscape worked easily "innerWidth", but netscape relys on the document.body.clientWidth call. Which wont work in a frameset document, I'm assuming since there is no body. Is there any other way that i can detec the available width in IE6?
how about document.framename.clientW
me dumb to0... :p
me dumb to0... :p
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might work haven't tried it. just declaring the frame cols as 10% is much easier.
cols="10%,*,10%"
:-)
cols="10%,*,10%"
:-)
yah! easier and effective! ;)
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