Frames and Backgrounds
I have a page with invisible frames, but the're not really invisible `cause the bg image isn't alligned in all of them, can someone help???
I have a page with invisible frames, but the're not really invisible `cause the bg image isn't alligned in all of them, can someone help???
Mr_Furious posted this at 13:30 — 28th November 1999.
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cds posted this at 18:01 — 28th November 1999.
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Mr_Furious,
The good news is, what you want isn't completely impossible (maybe)
What it requires is cutting your background image so that it matches the adjacent frame. In effect, you will have a separate bg image for each segment of your frame. Having 3 frame segments really complicates it.
The catch is if you design it for 800x600 resolution, it will probably still look like h**l in any other resolution. To even stand a chance to look right, you would need to have pixel dimensions on your frames instead of percentages.
Anybody else have a better/easier way to do this?
Easiest solution would be to not use frames
Hope this helps
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Justin S posted this at 19:12 — 28th November 1999.
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What about the JavaScript (I think it's a JavaScript) so that when you scroll it only moves the text and images, but the background stays in place? I've seen it in a few places, but don't know how to do it.
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IanD posted this at 21:46 — 28th November 1999.
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Ok, this is an IE only attribute, and I don't think NS currently has anything like it, but this has worked for me in the past and I just tested it and it worked for me(Win95,IE5).
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cds posted this at 02:59 — 29th November 1999.
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I think the point he was trying to make is that he has a seamless bg image. However, when you display it in three different frames, you can see the frame lines because the bg doesn't aline with the adjacent frame
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Dan
CDS Web Design
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Recycle Video Games Network
Stupidity killed the cat, curiosity was framed!
Anonymous posted this at 21:49 — 30th November 1999.
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I have to agree with cds, don't use frames - they suck bigtime. Use tables instead.
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