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nicfusion
I'm having some trouble with frames, I've used them before creating simple frames but usually that was only one for a page.

<frameset rows="400, 100">
<frameset cols="800, *">
<frame id="topFrame" src="lab8red.html" name="topFrame">
<frame id="rightFrame" src="lab8blue.html" name="rightFrame">
</frameset>
<frame id="bottomFrame" src="lab8lime.html" name="bottomFrame">
</frameset>

AND I need it to look like this:
http://i38.tinypic.com/spdc2x.jpg

I tried changing it to nesting it under the red I thought that would make it go all the way across and it just changed it to two frames. It's for a basic XHTML class and my professor has been no help.

Thanks in advance.
Darin McGrew
QUOTE
<frameset rows="400, 100">
What happens if the available display space isn't exactly 500px high? At least one dimension should be flexible, for example: <frameset rows="*,100">

QUOTE
AND I need it to look like this:
http://i38.tinypic.com/spdc2x.jpg
Your image shows the display area divided first into columns, and then the left column is divided into rows. Your HTML example divides the display area first into rows, and then divides the top row into columns.
nicfusion
QUOTE(Darin McGrew @ Oct 16 2008, 05:48 PM) *

QUOTE
<frameset rows="400, 100">
What happens if the available display space isn't exactly 500px high? At least one dimension should be flexible, for example: <frameset rows="*,100">

QUOTE
AND I need it to look like this:
http://i38.tinypic.com/spdc2x.jpg
Your image shows the display area divided first into columns, and then the left column is divided into rows. Your HTML example divides the display area first into rows, and then divides the top row into columns.


Ahhh thank you I got it fixed now. smile.gif
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