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    Problem with frames

    Have a frameset created.

    In each frame is a background image, which was then a complete picture of the frames shows. Problem is, if I shrink the browser window, push the red marked area more and more top on the top frame. How can I prevent that. Am I in the code on what to see?

    HTML code:
    Code:
    <frameset cols= "170px,*" frameborder= "0" framespacing= "0" border= "0"> 
          <frame name= "left" src= "left.htm" scrolling= "no" noresize> 
          <frameset rows= "141px,619px,*" frameborder= "0" framespacing= "0" border= "0"> 
              <frame name= "top" src= "top.htm" scrolling= "no" noresize> 
              <frameset cols= "679px,*" frameborder= "0" framespacing= "0" border= "0"> 
                  <frame name= "middle" src= "middle.htm" scrolling= "no" noresize> 
                  <frame name= "right" src= "right.htm" scrolling= "no" noresize> 
              </ frameset> 
              <frame name= "bottom" src= "bottom.htm" scrolling= "no" noresize> 
          </ frameset> 
      </ frameset>

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    Re: Problem with frames

    Why do you work with tables?

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    Re: Problem with frames

    About the frames I want to save loading time. Usually, only the middle part can be loaded. The complete picture is designed to 1280x1024. To the crucial parts to see, or to use but it also 1024x768. Did not want to load everything every time.

    Can I as per the table cells can trigger ansatzlos guaranteed. This is not pretty but Fummelei with the cells. Or you my only one cell per table and positioned by Div?

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    Re: Problem with frames

    I think that both will go, I thought that I have sometimes done so.

    But I would prefer the latter, I think that's easier, it can indeed times to try a small sample, but I think it should go.

    Tables are actually quite flexible.

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