I think you can set at least one of them to have a width in pixels:
<FRAMESET cols="150,xxx">
The xxx may need to be a * to take what is left of the screen. You could try to set it with pixels though and see what it does.
Thanks for replying....but unfortunately when I converted the percentages to pixels, the frame size continued to change when the browser window was resized. Any other suggestions?
JP Stones posted this at 21:09 — 6th October 1999.
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John Pollock posted this at 16:15 — 6th October 1999.
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I think you can set at least one of them to have a width in pixels:
<FRAMESET cols="150,xxx">
The xxx may need to be a * to take what is left of the screen. You could try to set it with pixels though and see what it does.
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rams posted this at 20:24 — 6th October 1999.
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Thanks for replying....but unfortunately when I converted the percentages to pixels, the frame size continued to change when the browser window was resized. Any other suggestions?
JP Stones posted this at 21:09 — 6th October 1999.
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...the 150,* should work locking the top frame to the set width.
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rams posted this at 21:33 — 6th October 1999.
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you're right! I didn't do it right the first time (obviously)
JP Stones posted this at 17:31 — 7th October 1999.
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good, thought so
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