Anyways, i was wondering if you guyes have any ideas for giving this project of mine some style.. At the moment it is a RAW setup..
http://bt.prozi.biz/test/index.html
Especially the Navigation menu.. I hate it
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I dont know if this is the correct forum.
Anyways, i was wondering if you guyes have any ideas for giving this project of mine some style.. At the moment it is a RAW setup..
http://bt.prozi.biz/test/index.html
Especially the Navigation menu.. I hate it
Anyways, i was wondering if you guyes have any ideas for giving this project of mine some style.. At the moment it is a RAW setup..
http://bt.prozi.biz/test/index.html
Especially the Navigation menu.. I hate it
Your site needs some Bling Bling 
I don't know what you could do ... maybe have a scan through http://www.good-tutorials.com/ for some tutorials on layouts / techniquies to give yourself some cool effects for a banner or layout etc. Just go from there then.
As for the navigation ... I know this is a blatent blog but I don't care
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I don't know what you could do ... maybe have a scan through http://www.good-tutorials.com/ for some tutorials on layouts / techniquies to give yourself some cool effects for a banner or layout etc. Just go from there then.
As for the navigation ... I know this is a blatent blog but I don't care
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yeah it would need a little "tarting up" 
everything in webdesign revolves around the box model, we have to design with it in mind but our layout doesn't ahve to be square, you can have a fancy background image whilst still postitioning things "square" to each other.
As with everyone looking at other people's work provides inspiration, the easiest place to look at other nice looking sites is a template site, eg http://www.templatemonster.com/
everything in webdesign revolves around the box model, we have to design with it in mind but our layout doesn't ahve to be square, you can have a fancy background image whilst still postitioning things "square" to each other.
As with everyone looking at other people's work provides inspiration, the easiest place to look at other nice looking sites is a template site, eg http://www.templatemonster.com/
I updated it with a basic logo.. But as you can see, that Iframe still aint invisible.. Is it possible to remove those edges of it?
it's because you didn't change the ####### in the code i gave you, you need to replace those with onload
here it is again without the onload in there
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
document.getElementById('content').contentWindow.document.body.style.border = 0
}
</script>
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<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
document.getElementById('content').contentWindow.document.body.style.border = 0
}
</script>
Ah, thanks so much :
Updating site now, its a bit better than what it used to be..
Edit:
That helped the first time the page loaded, for the index page..
All the other pages linked inside the iframe will make the border pop up..
So i tried opening nyheter.html, and put the same script in there..
The same thing happens, the first time the page is loaded the borders is not there, but if you hit refresh, they reappear.. Maybe i am doing something wrong?
This happens in IE, not firefox.. Ah well
Updating site now, its a bit better than what it used to be..
Edit:
That helped the first time the page loaded, for the index page..
All the other pages linked inside the iframe will make the border pop up..
So i tried opening nyheter.html, and put the same script in there..
The same thing happens, the first time the page is loaded the borders is not there, but if you hit refresh, they reappear.. Maybe i am doing something wrong?
This happens in IE, not firefox.. Ah well
I still see the border around the Iframe
Try using;
Try using;
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<iframe name="content" src="nyheter.html" style="width: 100%; height: 100%; border: 0;">Sorry your browser does not support frames or is currently not set to accept them.</iframe>
see the other thread, Willy explained why that would happen and gave a solution
http://forum.weborum.com/index.php?showtop...t=0&#entry21690
http://forum.weborum.com/index.php?showtop...t=0&#entry21690
Did not understand where willy wanted me to place that, should it be placed in the <iframe> tag?
Wich i tried, and did not change much..
Wich i tried, and did not change much..
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<iframe name="content" src="nyheter.html" style="width: 100%; height:
100%; border:none;margin:none">Sorry your browser does not support frames or is currently not set to
accept them.</iframe>
100%; border:none;margin:none">Sorry your browser does not support frames or is currently not set to
accept them.</iframe>
border: none;
is incorrect, use my solution of border: 0;
and also margin: none is incorrect also, can only be an interger value.
margin: 0;
is incorrect, use my solution of border: 0;
and also margin: none is incorrect also, can only be an interger value.
margin: 0;
Does not remove the fact that in IE it still has borders.. and that script only works on the index file.. Does not work if i put them in every page.
you only need to put that script on the one page, on the pages being called inside the iframe they need to have
<body style="margin:0px;border:0px;">
but also to the iframe line add frameborder="0"
<body style="margin:0px;border:0px;">
but also to the iframe line add frameborder="0"
Do i need to add the whole <html> build in the other pages? They work fine without it, but i dont know how it is when i use "<body style="margin:0px;border:0px;">" in them without the <htmL>
every page must have certain tags, <html> is one of them, here this will help you
http://forum.weborum.com/index.php?showtopic=1652
http://forum.weborum.com/index.php?showtopic=1652
adding <body style="margin:0px;border:0px;"> to every page is a bit pointless.
May aswell put it inside the stylesheet and include it on every page.
May aswell put it inside the stylesheet and include it on every page.
Actually leo, i discovered that when only including
in the iframe pages it worked fine.. No need for the basic <html> setup.
Thanks alot for the help, iframe is great now
Anyways, I got very offtopic..
Any criticism on the page now?
bt.prozi.biz
CODE
<body style="margin:0px;border:0px;"> The content of the page here </body>
in the iframe pages it worked fine.. No need for the basic <html> setup.
Thanks alot for the help, iframe is great now
Anyways, I got very offtopic..
Any criticism on the page now?
bt.prozi.biz
hehe, don't think he's that far along in his learning yet
QUOTE(leo @ Jan 17 2005, 06:16 PM)
hehe, don't think he's that far along in his learning yet
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True
I am pretty newbie .
yup, you're getting there, but for your page to work properly across all browsers you need to put all the necessary tags in
we all start at the beginning
You should read through our collection of CSS tutorials, they may help you along the way
Sites looking much better than it did mate
Sites looking much better than it did mate
Thanks to you guyes Yesterday my project was very poor..
Today it has improved 200%
But just a note.. When i added Frameborder="0" to the Iframe, the frameborder would actually show up in Firefox, but not in IE..
If i removed it, and used <body style="margin:0px;border:0px;"> The content of the page here </body> in every page that showed up in the iframe it worked in both Firefox and IE.
Thus, i will leave it with that and stop fiddling with that part
Thanks!
Yesterday my project was very poor..Today it has improved 200%
But just a note.. When i added Frameborder="0" to the Iframe, the frameborder would actually show up in Firefox, but not in IE..
If i removed it, and used <body style="margin:0px;border:0px;"> The content of the page here </body> in every page that showed up in the iframe it worked in both Firefox and IE.
Thus, i will leave it with that and stop fiddling with that part
Thanks!
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