I've got Netscape 7.1 and IE 6.0<br />
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My site uses frames with a border="0" so you can't see the frame border.<br />
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In IE the border is perfect in terms of thickness between the two pages (important to my page layout).<br />
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In Netscape, the border thickness is 3x as wide, which kinda makes the page look weird.<br />
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Can I control the frame border thickness in Netscape w/out messing it up in IE?<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
Ken<!--content-->for a frame its always been frameborder. but for the sake of using something that is not depreciated use style="border: 0px solid;" to get rid of it<!--content-->
<br />
My site uses frames with a border="0" so you can't see the frame border.<br />
<br />
In IE the border is perfect in terms of thickness between the two pages (important to my page layout).<br />
<br />
In Netscape, the border thickness is 3x as wide, which kinda makes the page look weird.<br />
<br />
Can I control the frame border thickness in Netscape w/out messing it up in IE?<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
Ken<!--content-->for a frame its always been frameborder. but for the sake of using something that is not depreciated use style="border: 0px solid;" to get rid of it<!--content-->