Tip for positionning frame in Netscape

**sebs** · Apr 27th, 2001, 09:26 AM

does somebody know a good way to arrange frames exactly like you want!
*********in netscape**********

when i'm trying to align frame sometime(well everytime with netscape)
if there is a space between two frame, i reduce the height, if i am missing piece of a frame i put it higher.

but my problem is:

example:

100 would be to short
and
101 would be to long

what the *****!

Code:

<HTML>
<script language=javascript>
	<!--
	if (navigator.appName =="Netscape"){
		if (screen.availWidth != 0){
			document.write("<frameset cols=\"*,800,*\" border=\"0\">");
				document.write("<frame src=\"leftblank.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
				document.write("<frameset rows=\"*,9,160,254,12,*\" border=\"0\">");
					document.write("<frame src=\"topblank.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
					document.write("<frame src=\"header.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" topmargin=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\">");	
					document.write("<frame src=\"menu.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
					document.write("<frame name=\"content\" src=\"main.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
					document.write("<frame src=\"footer.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");	
					document.write("<frame src=\"bottomblank.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");	
				document.write("</frameset>");
				document.write("<frame src=\"rightblank.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
			document.write("</frameset>");
	
		}else{
			document.write("<frameset rows=\"12,163,256,12\" border=\"0\">");
				document.write("<frame src=\"header.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" topmargin=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\">");	
				document.write("<frame src=\"menu.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
				document.write("<frame name=\"content\" src=\"main.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
				document.write("<frame src=\"footer.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");		
			document.write("</frameset>");
		}
	}else{
		document.write("<frameset cols=\"*,800,*\" border=\"0\">");
			document.write("<frame src=\"leftblank.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
			document.write("<frameset rows=\"*,9,160,254,10,*\" border=\"0\">");
				document.write("<frame src=\"topblank.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
				document.write("<frame src=\"header.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" topmargin=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\">");	
				document.write("<frame src=\"menu.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
				document.write("<frame name=\"content\" src=\"main.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
				document.write("<frame src=\"footer.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");	
				document.write("<frame src=\"bottomblank.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");	
			document.write("</frameset>");
			document.write("<frame src=\"rightblank.html\" border=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\">");
		document.write("</frameset>");
	}	
	//-->
</script>
</HTML>

**PJB** · Apr 27th, 2001, 08:01 PM

don't know if it has anything at all to do with your problem but i was always told that Netscape has a tendency to round frames to the nearest 10 pixels

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