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Join Date: Dec 2005
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thanks hielo for all your help
adjusted the css file a bit. must of been the dreamweaver css template causing the problem.
test page updated:
http://www.solwayuk.adsl24.co.uk/ecatest/index.html
only thing is the opera and safari browsers not resizing to smaller content after a large content page.
Or is it me again?
Regards
Solway
adjusted the css file a bit. must of been the dreamweaver css template causing the problem.
test page updated:
http://www.solwayuk.adsl24.co.uk/ecatest/index.html
only thing is the opera and safari browsers not resizing to smaller content after a large content page.
Or is it me again?
Regards
Solway
Regards Solway
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If you insist with the iframes, you may want to look at the following suggestions:
http://www.google.com/search?q=auto-...ient=firefox-a
Also, I don't know what you mean by "..get my div layout back?".
Personally, I would rethink my strategy and use server-side includes. Iframes as too problematic. Think longterm maintenance. Do you want to be running into these unexpected problems every time you update your content? I wouldn't.
Good Luck.
http://www.google.com/search?q=auto-...ient=firefox-a
Also, I don't know what you mean by "..get my div layout back?".
Personally, I would rethink my strategy and use server-side includes. Iframes as too problematic. Think longterm maintenance. Do you want to be running into these unexpected problems every time you update your content? I wouldn't.
Good Luck.
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thank for all your help guys, decided to use "server-side includes"
just put the website up, but still tweaking http://ww.eca-qs.com
just put the website up, but still tweaking http://ww.eca-qs.com
Regards Solway
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