Thomas Lindgaard wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2Bees Internet Solutions <info@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>I would like to get some information about programming html the right
way,
>>so its correctly displayed in netscape! There are many differences
between
>>netscape and explorer and don't want that only people with explorer can
>>watch the page.
>>
>>
>>First example: i have a table with a background picture. Inside that
table
>
> i
>
>>have some collums or another table. In netscape the background is keeps
>>repeating the background in all the new collums and tables in explorer
>
> not.
>
> Use a transparent gif as background for the inner table
>
>
>>Second example: in Netscape i can't make exact frames with exactly for
>>example 750 pixels. Then its always i little more or a little less when
i
>>also put a picture on the background with exactly 750 pixels. So thats
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> also
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>>a problem.
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>
> Netscape only uses % of screen width/height when carving out frames, so
> exact numbers of pixels are converted to best approximation using % :(
>
> Regards, Thomas
>
>
>
netscape used the exact width if the current
frameset is less than 1000px.
you can use this frameset for a 768*1024 resolution
<frameset border"0" cols="*,100">
<frameset cols="750,*"> (this frameset is less that 1000px wide)
<frame name="" src="-your document-"> (this frame is exactly 750px)
<frame>
</frameset>
<frame>
</frameset>
