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Images in Netscape (More problems) 1

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JennyW

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Mar 1, 2001
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Hiee,

My TOP (red) border image looks great in IE, but the bottom of that same image is messied up in Netscape.

Here's my test site...

Does anyone know how I can fix this Netscape problem without making my IE format change?

Thanks,
Jenny
 
Ooops, here's my frameset...
<frameset rows=&quot;100%,22&quot; frameborder=no border=0 cols=&quot;*&quot;>
<frameset cols=&quot;136,100%&quot; frameborder=no border=0 rows=&quot;*&quot;>
<frame src=&quot;001_Menu.htm&quot; scrolling=no name=&quot;&quot; noresize>
<frameset rows=&quot;67,100%&quot; cols=&quot;*&quot;>
<frame src=&quot;001_top.htm&quot; name=&quot;&quot; scrolling=no noresize>
<frame src=&quot;001_body.htm&quot; scrolling=yes noresize name=&quot;&quot;>
</frameset>
</frameset>
<frame src=&quot;001_Bottom.htm&quot; scrolling=no name=&quot;&quot; noresize>
</frameset>
<noframes><body bgcolor=&quot;#FFFFFF&quot;>
 
Jenny,

Although i usually work with Netscape, i too have struggled with the exact measurements of a frame, especially in relation to background images.
I this case i would recommend making your border frame a notch higher so below the white trim of your background picture there is a narrow black line, which lines up nicely to the frame below that.

Good luck,
Ronald.
 
Hi,
Thanks responding RonaldB. I think I might ditch the whole frames idea for my site. For what I want to do the problems outweigh the advantages.

Thanks again,
Jenny
 
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