Inline Frame issues (iframe) for Frontpage 2002

[DXL]

I created a graphic thats about 740 by 430, so it can fit snugly on the screen if someone has an 800 by 600 resolution. The content area needs to have some sort of scroll option, since at least one or two target html pages have a lot of content.

I don't want to bother cutting the graphic up too much to make the page in frames, so I figured I would insert an inline frame. The problem is that when I do so, the inline frame has a border outline (it appears embossed into the page), almost identical to this box I am typing in right now.

Is there any way to make this frame completely borderless so people cant see any outline, but they can use a scrolldown bar if there is enough content that would necessitate this? I don't want visitors to see an actual "box", which they will see even if the target frame bg matches the color of the bg surrounding the inline frame.

[thehittmann]

add frameborder="0" inside your iframe tags, should fix this up

[DXL]

I'll try that and see what happens.

Someone else I showed the problem to gave me a little bit of CSS code that created a vertical scrolling bar if the text goes past where the table is set to end. I know nothing about CSS, but that it seemed like a nifty little trick and worked out nice.

[thehittmann]

ahhh ok, you couldve done that inline also by addin scrolling="yes", but css is the prefered way these days.