Its a nuisance for me because it seems that Firefox doesnt handle framesets like IE. Here is my IE code that does some strange things in Mozilla.
In IE this displays a left-hand col then in the right column a top frame and a bottom frame.
What I would like to know is whether this is possible in Mozilla using only 1 frameset page? If it isnt possible then is it W3C standards that dictate why it cant? I'd really appreciate a link to it if there is because I cant stand reading the w3C site!
Thanks in advance.
Matt
"Success is 10% inspiration, 90% last minute changes
Code:
<frameset cols="130,500" >
<frame name="leftFrame" scrolling="NO" src="menu.htm"/>
<frameset rows="300,*">
<frame name="TopFrame" scrolling="AUTO" src="pipeline.htm" frameborder="1"/>
<frame name="MainFrame" scrolling="AUTO" src="cases.htm" frameborder="1"/>
</frameset>
</frameset>
In IE this displays a left-hand col then in the right column a top frame and a bottom frame.
What I would like to know is whether this is possible in Mozilla using only 1 frameset page? If it isnt possible then is it W3C standards that dictate why it cant? I'd really appreciate a link to it if there is because I cant stand reading the w3C site!
Thanks in advance.
Matt
"Success is 10% inspiration, 90% last minute changes