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Rhinn

Rhinn

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Quick Question

I've had this page since way back when I first started playing with websites and HTML.
Anyways, I decided to do a revamp type deal. The page is setupto primarily server as a mobile "favorites" or "bookmarks" page, it's also suppose to load quick, be rather simple and used to communicate with friends.

Here's my main issue, it looks fine in IE6. yet to be tested in IE7, however, I cannot get the frame to expand all the way to the bottom of the page. Its set to 100% as well as the cell its inserted in... anyone know whats going with this, or what flaw I've included in my coding?

Any help will be appreciated.

http://www.onebulletconfession.com/station/

sparky

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If you've tried HEIGHT="100%" in all the right places that's probably all you can do for that effect.

However you could very easily do away with the frame, just put the content inside that box and let the borders on either side extend down with the content. That's as easy as a background-repeat: repeat-y;

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Rhinn

Rhinn

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Yeah, thats what I'll end up doing, I have the height set to 100% already, and it works just fine in IE6&7, Netscape and Opera, but firefox is causing the issue...

I'll probably just remove the frame.
Thx for your time sparky!

Waldir

Waldir

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javascript

http://guymal.com/mycode/100_percent_iframe/

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Last edited by Waldir, March 16th, 2007 11:04 PM (Edited 1 times)

jesse1

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you might try styling the frame with css code.

.frame1 {
background: white;
border: thin none #0099FF;
height: 650px;
}

etc... then add the class="frame1" attribute to the frame tag

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