my wife has a website she did the images and i did the coding for using dreamweaver 8. the site is . When viewed in FF all the images line up like they should. when viewed in IE that pos... lol...the frames and images seperate and throws off everything. is there a way to fix this. im a relatively noob so i might need a little more detail in the answers. thanks in advance for the help.
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using frames - problem
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Account for domain mjs-grafx.com has been suspended" - Woops! lol
I cant look at the site at the moment and comment, but my first suggestion would be to move away form using frames, they are pretty much useless (Don't Shoot *holds up hands), I'm sure some pro-frames activist will fight there cause but really i'd steer clear of them.
Look into organising your layout using CSS, especialy if you're doing an image gallary type effect, we get a whole host of people pass through these boards asking a very similar question to yours, there are stacks of CSS tutorials and examples on the net for displaying images nicly.
Hope that helps,
Rob
I cant look at the site at the moment and comment, but my first suggestion would be to move away form using frames, they are pretty much useless (Don't Shoot *holds up hands), I'm sure some pro-frames activist will fight there cause but really i'd steer clear of them.
Look into organising your layout using CSS, especialy if you're doing an image gallary type effect, we get a whole host of people pass through these boards asking a very similar question to yours, there are stacks of CSS tutorials and examples on the net for displaying images nicly.
Hope that helps,
Rob
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ok i fixed it like you mentioned and now i have a new problem. when i view in FF everything is like it should but in IE the main body where the text is, drops down and there is a gap. how can i get rid of this gap in IE with out screwing up the look in FF?
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