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    background color of frame page

    expanding my html knowledge, and not sure this is do-able...

    I have a frame page, nested top and left, with main activity changing in center....all of these pages have a colored background which is displaying correctly when the page loads..

    However until all the pages load, I have a white background. So it looks like patchwork as each frame loads (with a colored background)

    is there anyway to set the back color of the frameset ?
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    Well

    Have you tried using "bgcolor" for the frames ?

    Else - look up the HTML 4.01 reference at www.w3c.org, search after "<frame>"
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    Thanks.

    I tried the <frame> thought, but it is almost like it needs to happen a step before that....

    Looking at the link you sent (thanks!) looks like I need to do it before the <frameset> with a CSS.

    Just looked at CSS quickly the other day, and shy'd away since I thought they werent supported in all browsers.....(any thoughts?)

    I will look at the CSS idea more later tonite.

    thanks for the suggestions
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    Yeah

    CSS is definatly the way - I just thought you wanted to do it with HTML.

    If you wanna learn CSS goto www.w3schools.com and take their tutorial.


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    From what I have seen, I would like to explore CSS and will look at the link....for the tutorial...

    I just shy'd away from them...since I thought they werent supported in much other than...m$oft browsers....

    was I wrong..?
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    hehe

    Very wrong indeed - all browsers now a days have CSS2 support. and IE/NS 4 has CSS1, so don't worry about compatability.

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    Thanks for clearing that up !

    now I will approach this from a new angle....(after some help from the tutorial I am sure)....



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    Quite the opposite actually, the worst problem of CSS design is the number of bugs in the IE implementation.
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