I am trying to create a page that would be best laid out with frames for the fact is that the client wants to be able to scroll within the one frame. Is there another way to do this besides i-frame since it only works with IE.<!--content-->It also works for NS6/7, but not for NS4. Here is a reference to a scrolling Layer in NS4: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://webreference.com/dhtml/column23/">http://webreference.com/dhtml/column23/</a><!-- m --><br />
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If you want, you can still use frames, and simply by using them creatively you can make it appear as if the contents appear in a frame in the middle whereas it is really a frame, e.g something like:<br />
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<frameset cols=20%,40%,20%><br />
<frame name="left" scrolling=no><br />
<frameset rows=30%,40%,30%><br />
<frame name="top_middle" scrolling=no><br />
<frame name="thisoneScrolls"><br />
<frame name="bottom_middle" scrolling=no><br />
</frameset<br />
<frame name="right" scrolling=no><br />
</frameset><br />
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But maybe this is too many frames to keep track off and load ??<!--content-->Actually that is exactly how many frames that would be needed for the design that the client wanted. Top menu bar. Info on the left. Scrolling projects on the right, and small bar at the bottom. Actually now that I think about it, I could probably get rid of the bottom bar by using a fix background.<!--content-->
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If you want, you can still use frames, and simply by using them creatively you can make it appear as if the contents appear in a frame in the middle whereas it is really a frame, e.g something like:<br />
<br />
<frameset cols=20%,40%,20%><br />
<frame name="left" scrolling=no><br />
<frameset rows=30%,40%,30%><br />
<frame name="top_middle" scrolling=no><br />
<frame name="thisoneScrolls"><br />
<frame name="bottom_middle" scrolling=no><br />
</frameset<br />
<frame name="right" scrolling=no><br />
</frameset><br />
<br />
But maybe this is too many frames to keep track off and load ??<!--content-->Actually that is exactly how many frames that would be needed for the design that the client wanted. Top menu bar. Info on the left. Scrolling projects on the right, and small bar at the bottom. Actually now that I think about it, I could probably get rid of the bottom bar by using a fix background.<!--content-->