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Daz
Hi everyone. I have just been making a JavaScript chat applet, which
should open in a new child window. It does all of this fine, and works
within Firefox beatifully. However, IE thinks it's necessary to stop my
iFrames from spaning the entire length and width of the Window, and add
about 7-8mm of padding/margin to the inside of the Window.
I can't figure out, whether it's adding it to the inside of the window,
or the outside of the frame.
Please could someone point out how I might be able to go about removing
this padding? It's rediculous. I don't mind the border one bit, but no
matter what I do, it's chopping off 14-16mm of the bottom iFrame. The
window needs to be resizable, so unfortunately, the bottom iFrame is a
set pixel hight, but the top iFrame works with a percentage (i.e 100%
of the frameset surrounding it).
Many thanks.
Daz.
should open in a new child window. It does all of this fine, and works
within Firefox beatifully. However, IE thinks it's necessary to stop my
iFrames from spaning the entire length and width of the Window, and add
about 7-8mm of padding/margin to the inside of the Window.
I can't figure out, whether it's adding it to the inside of the window,
or the outside of the frame.
Please could someone point out how I might be able to go about removing
this padding? It's rediculous. I don't mind the border one bit, but no
matter what I do, it's chopping off 14-16mm of the bottom iFrame. The
window needs to be resizable, so unfortunately, the bottom iFrame is a
set pixel hight, but the top iFrame works with a percentage (i.e 100%
of the frameset surrounding it).
Many thanks.
Daz.