is there a way to make a table behave like it was a body frame?br />
i'm trying to create a template in wich i have 3 tables:<br />
1st & 3rd r 20% height the second's 60% (wich i want it to behave like it was a frame).<br />
basically i want it to show scrollbars, only on it and not on the entire window, so visitors would scroll the actual body content.<br />
i want also the page to be proportional on different screen res.<br />
please see the code attached.<br />
i've tried also using a textarea but html is treated like simple text (of course!
)<br />
if there's an easy/simple way to do this, let me know.<br />
<br />
note: in the middle table i intend to use $include xxx.html php tags, so this page has not any content itself.<!--content-->For IE only you can use a scrolling div instead of a table:<br />
<br />
<div style=width:100%;height:60%;overflow-y:scroll"><br />
... content here ...<br />
</div><br />
<br />
A height in percentage is unreliable an I normally recommend against it. It is ussually better to give a fixed height in pixels as the scroll may not work with percentages.<!--content-->
i'm trying to create a template in wich i have 3 tables:<br />
1st & 3rd r 20% height the second's 60% (wich i want it to behave like it was a frame).<br />
basically i want it to show scrollbars, only on it and not on the entire window, so visitors would scroll the actual body content.<br />
i want also the page to be proportional on different screen res.<br />
please see the code attached.<br />
i've tried also using a textarea but html is treated like simple text (of course!
)<br />if there's an easy/simple way to do this, let me know.<br />
<br />
note: in the middle table i intend to use $include xxx.html php tags, so this page has not any content itself.<!--content-->For IE only you can use a scrolling div instead of a table:<br />
<br />
<div style=width:100%;height:60%;overflow-y:scroll"><br />
... content here ...<br />
</div><br />
<br />
A height in percentage is unreliable an I normally recommend against it. It is ussually better to give a fixed height in pixels as the scroll may not work with percentages.<!--content-->