timothyb89
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I'm currently in the process of my seventh (or more, counting my other hosts) website redesigin (Most were CMSs, and I quickly got tired of them) and I'm using some iFrames- for my menu and my main page.
My first problem: I've set my menu iFrame to span 10% of the page, and my main iFrame to span 80% (the remaining 10% for spacing purposes). The problem is, when I view my page on larger screens (1280x1024) my main iFrame gets too large, and ruins the look of the page. Is there a way for me to prevent my iFrame from getting too large?
And my other question:
Is there a way to make my iFrames transparent so they'll blend in to my background? I have a large background that is being covered up, and the iFrames look terrible on the page.
And if you are wondering why I am even using iFrames (and not normal CSS) is because I am meaning to redistribute this as a template for beginning webmasters so it can't be very complicated. And for the small amount of CSS I am using (for the bgcolor and image), I have comments with directions on how to use it.
My first problem: I've set my menu iFrame to span 10% of the page, and my main iFrame to span 80% (the remaining 10% for spacing purposes). The problem is, when I view my page on larger screens (1280x1024) my main iFrame gets too large, and ruins the look of the page. Is there a way for me to prevent my iFrame from getting too large?
And my other question:
Is there a way to make my iFrames transparent so they'll blend in to my background? I have a large background that is being covered up, and the iFrames look terrible on the page.
And if you are wondering why I am even using iFrames (and not normal CSS) is because I am meaning to redistribute this as a template for beginning webmasters so it can't be very complicated. And for the small amount of CSS I am using (for the bgcolor and image), I have comments with directions on how to use it.