post #1
14 November 2004, 18:42 UTC#1
In some sites I see an extra scroll bar (ROE SCP) How do I add this?
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post #2
14 November 2004, 18:47 UTC#2
whats you are site address
I may be able to help you
I may be able to help you
post #3
14 November 2004, 18:51 UTC#3
QUOTE (Greg @ Nov 14 2004, 06:42 PM) In some sites I see an extra scroll bar (ROE SCP) How do I add this?
frameset
frameset
post #4
14 November 2004, 18:54 UTC#4
My site is har.leedoyle.com Frameset? Where is that?
post #5
14 November 2004, 19:07 UTC#5
http://www.funky-chickens.com/frames2.html
This may be able to help.
www.funky-chickens.com is great for learning basic HTML.
This may be able to help.
www.funky-chickens.com is great for learning basic HTML.
post #6
14 November 2004, 19:32 UTC#6
All I saw there was how to remove scroll bars.
post #7
14 November 2004, 20:50 UTC#7
framesets are easy as fuck on dreamweaver
post #8
14 November 2004, 22:07 UTC#8
if you get Front Page 2002 its pretty easy; Insert, Inline Frame.
post #9
15 November 2004, 08:35 UTC#9
On dreamweaver, all you need to do is click on a button and a frame will appear where ever you want it to appear..
post #10
17 November 2004, 22:24 UTC#10
I dont know if anyone is willing enough to do this but could something edit my "index" "profiles" and "videos" I can upload it and give you the link and maybe you could re upload it somewhere?
post #11
17 November 2004, 23:41 UTC#11
Just get frontpage 2002. Its so easy to use and can make some nice basic sites.
I would use a iFrame because it saves time in editing each pages links.
If you need help contact me on MSN.
I would use a iFrame because it saves time in editing each pages links.
If you need help contact me on MSN.
post #12
20 November 2004, 03:10 UTC#12
I got the HTML code <IFRAME> but I cant enter text in the box help?
post #13
20 November 2004, 11:15 UTC#13
Its called an iFrame not a frameset...
iframes are so easy, and only a little html is required.
Here is the code for what you would use for example:
<iframe src="http://har.leedoyle.com" name="HAR Videos" width="500px" height="500px" align="left" scrolling="yes" frameborder="no"></iframe>
"width" and "height" can be changed from 500 by 500 pixels, by editing them obviously. The title reads "HAR Videos" whjich of course can be changed as well.
where it reads "align="left"" this may be changed to either center or right as well.
Its a scrolling iFrame as well. Finally you have to add the page that you want to the I-frame, so for example you have your "index.html" page, and you have the page you want to be added in the iFrame so where it says "http://har.leedoyle.com" change that to http://har.leedoyle.com/pageyouwantaddedhere.extension.
Pretty self explanatory....
iframes are so easy, and only a little html is required.
Here is the code for what you would use for example:
<iframe src="http://har.leedoyle.com" name="HAR Videos" width="500px" height="500px" align="left" scrolling="yes" frameborder="no"></iframe>
"width" and "height" can be changed from 500 by 500 pixels, by editing them obviously. The title reads "HAR Videos" whjich of course can be changed as well.
where it reads "align="left"" this may be changed to either center or right as well.
Its a scrolling iFrame as well. Finally you have to add the page that you want to the I-frame, so for example you have your "index.html" page, and you have the page you want to be added in the iFrame so where it says "http://har.leedoyle.com" change that to http://har.leedoyle.com/pageyouwantaddedhere.extension.
Pretty self explanatory....