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theredqueen

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Oct 26, 2001
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If you look at this :


You'll see that i'm using a triple frame page, one for the band's logo, a nav bar, and finally the content...
i'm using simple flash text buttons as links...
However when the page loads in i.e, or netscape (it looks great in opera) the images slip under the 3rd frame - they don't sit plush to the top of the page...

I wondered how i can rememdy this...I've tried with and without a table, it makes no difference...is there some sort of margin parameter?!
thanks in advance,
John
 
Try this :

<body topmargin=&quot;0&quot; marginheight=&quot;0&quot;> Regards

Big Dave


** If I am wrong I am sorry, but i'm only trying to help!! **

 
The first thing I would say is that there is no reason to be using 3 frames. Two would suffice and better still non at all.

If you look at the wiggly bit on the polonius gif it is situated at a different distance from the top in all browsers. Play around with topmargin and marginheight in the <body> tag of the top frame to get this consistent and you should get it to line up better.

Cheers,

Tom
 
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