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I'm having an issue with frame scrollbars, which I think is as a
consequence of centering the frame. See here:

http://www.webmoney.co.uk/heath-home...p.htm?bid=1002

When the 'main' frame page is too big, scrollbars obviously appear, but
they're attached to that frame itself which makes it look a little odd.
Is there any way of making the scrollbars appear on the main browser
window instead to drive the scrolling in that individual frame?

In message < .com>,
Chris Ashley <> writes
>I'm having an issue with frame scrollbars, which I think is as a
>consequence of centering the frame. See here:
>
>http://www.webmoney.co.uk/heath-home.../quotepopup.ht
>m?bid=1002

You've gone a bit OTT by using all those frames. You don't need any of
them.
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Martin Jay

Martin Jay wrote:
> You've gone a bit OTT by using all those frames. You don't need any of
> them.
> --
> Martin Jay

I think I do. It's because the quote bit (in the main frame) is a
separate system that needs to be detached from the rest of the design.

Chris Ashley wrote:
> I'm having an issue with frame scrollbars,

> <script language="javascript">
> qs = window.location.search;
> document.write('<frameset

document.write, frames and an ancient doctype ? Just how much
wrongness can you fit into a single page.

Start again. With a book and Notepad. If this is the best Visual Studio
can make, I think it validates my comment over in alt.www.webmaster

Chris Ashley wrote:
> Martin Jay wrote:
>> You've gone a bit OTT by using all those frames. You don't need any of
>> them.
>
> I think I do. It's because the quote bit (in the main frame) is a
> separate system that needs to be detached from the rest of the design.
>
You ought to see what you get when JavaScript is disabled!!! Tsk-tsk.

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Take care,

Jonathan
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