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I redid my homepage, and for the first time I used frames. Nothing
fancy, just a menu on the left and a picture and some text on the right.
It looks great in Netscape, but when I open it with IE the left frame
is not centered, and the right one just plain doesn't show up. What do I
need to do???????

http://www.wxnut.net/

Thank you.

Doug Raflik

Found my mistake. Thanks...

Doug Raflik wrote:

> I redid my homepage, and for the first time I used frames. Nothing
> fancy, just a menu on the left and a picture and some text on the right.
> It looks great in Netscape, but when I open it with IE the left frame
> is not centered, and the right one just plain doesn't show up. What do I
> need to do???????
>
> http://www.wxnut.net/
>
> Thank you.
>
> Doug Raflik
>

Doug Raflik wrote:

>I redid my homepage, and for the first time I used frames.

Bad decision.

>What do I need to do???????

Loose the frames.

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Spartanicus

Why do you say that???

Spartanicus wrote:

> Doug Raflik wrote:
>
>
>>I redid my homepage, and for the first time I used frames.
>
>
> Bad decision.
>
>
>>What do I need to do???????
>
>
> Loose the frames.
>

Quoth the raven named Doug Raflik:
> I redid my homepage, and for the first time I used frames. Nothing
> fancy, just a menu on the left and a picture and some text on the right.
> It looks great in Netscape, but when I open it with IE the left frame
> is not centered, and the right one just plain doesn't show up. What do I
> need to do???????
>
> http://www.wxnut.net/

What, the whole purpose of the frames is so we can look at your
studious face in the right frame all the time, whilst clicking on the
photo links in the left frame opens a new window?

Very bad design.

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Spartanicus wrote in message
> Loose the frames.

(1) Learn how to spell 'lose',

(2) His website is one which works ok with frames, although the layout *could* be greatly improved
and his spelling also checked, as in ... "Thank you for your **intrest** in my photography" :~(

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:


> What, the whole purpose of the frames is so we can look at your studious
> face in the right frame all the time, whilst clicking on the photo links
> in the left frame opens a new window?
>
> Very bad design.
>

How should I do it? If the link opens up in that frame, the pictures
they are linking to are way to big to fit into that frame.

Doug

Doug Raflik wrote:
> Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:

>> What, the whole purpose of the frames is so we can look at your
>> studious face in the right frame all the time, whilst clicking on
>> the photo links in the left frame opens a new window?


> How should I do it? If the link opens up in that frame, the pictures
> they are linking to are way to big to fit into that frame.

Thumbnails vertically on the left, enlarged picture on the right.
BTW, try to reduce the size of the pictures. Example
Original: http://www.wxnut.net/sq5.jpg 660kb
With a little compression: http://www.nicoschuyt.nl/test/sq5a.jpg 120kb
(Ehh I added some other effects
Regards, Nico

Doug Raflik wrote:

>> Loose the frames.

>Why do you say that???

http://www.html-faq.com/htmlframes/?framesareevil

Btw, stop top posting.

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Why?

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"Spartanicus" <> wrote in message
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> Doug Raflik wrote:
>
> >> Loose the frames.
>
> >Why do you say that???
>
> http://www.html-faq.com/htmlframes/?framesareevil
>
> Btw, stop top posting.
>
> --
> Spartanicus


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