frames problem

hi

i am new to html coding and still have run into issues designing my website. i am using frames and also the problem i have is the fact that when the eyeport size is minimized the frames stay for the same size, ie each one is cut away. obviously what i can do is get the frames to automatically resize equal in shape to the screen size the internet page is displayed about and still show whatever in each frame And not having to use scrollbars. im sure this can be possible and probably not difficult but i havent became a clue precisely how and none in the online tutorials seem to take this into acount. tia for any help!

Good, specify your frameset rows or cols which has a * on your rows or columns that you like to be scalable. Then, use a fresh layout (width=" 100%" for tables) inside those rows or columns to create the contents stretch without get cut down.

catalog. htm:

< html>
< frameset rows=" TWO HUNDRED, *" >
< body src=" left. htm" >
< body src=" right. htm" >
< /frameset>
< /html>

left. htm:

< html>
< body bgcolor=" #CCCCCC" >
< kitchen table width=" 190" >
< tr>
< td> Strip 1< /td>
< td> Strip 2< /td>
< /tr>
< /table>
< /body>
< /html>

right. htm:

< html>
< body>
< h1> That is the title< /h1>
< kitchen table width=" 100%" >
< tr>
< td> The content of my website. < /td>
< /tr>
< /table>
< /body>
< /html>

thanks quite definitely transio that worked perfectly! however, now that we have managed to fastener the relevant frames set up i now have another question that is probably not so simple… will there be a way i’ll keep my header frame showing all its contents once the window size is reduced for example if the header ended up being

" THIS CAN BE MY LOGO"

is there methods to still show the full thing when reduced instead of

" THIS CAN BE M"

with the rest going heli-copter flight screen, but with the frame still closed into position precisely as it is now

perhaps you have considered using iframes instead of frames

remorseful… i dont even know very well what iframes are. i’ll look into the idea. thank you!

http: //www. cs. tut. fi/jkorpela/html/iframe. html page

mafunk, iframes would solve his problem.

munkii, you can’t change that. In the event you scale any web page narrower than it could go, images and tables is certain to get truncated from the correct.

yeah- you’re right that. I’m sorry I didn’t mean to imply that it would resolve his problem. I just think that in so many cases one is better of using iframes.