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Paul F. Johnson
Hi,
I've mostly fixed a section of my work website which used to rely on a
frameset which wasn't that nice with some lovely clean CSS, but I've hit a
problem.
The old frame set looked like this
------------TOP OF SCREEN-------------
centred image
_______________________________
|
piccy | text
The centred image and left hand pictures were set not to scroll.
Obviously, as it was a frameset, the text would be confined to the right
and never over write the top image.
The CSS I have does almost that, except that I can't seem to prevent the
text over writing the top image. Is there a way to effectively keep the
text *always* at a position below the top image?
I did look at iframes, but I'm not sure that's the way I want to go.
TTFN
Paul
I've mostly fixed a section of my work website which used to rely on a
frameset which wasn't that nice with some lovely clean CSS, but I've hit a
problem.
The old frame set looked like this
------------TOP OF SCREEN-------------
centred image
_______________________________
|
piccy | text
The centred image and left hand pictures were set not to scroll.
Obviously, as it was a frameset, the text would be confined to the right
and never over write the top image.
The CSS I have does almost that, except that I can't seem to prevent the
text over writing the top image. Is there a way to effectively keep the
text *always* at a position below the top image?
I did look at iframes, but I'm not sure that's the way I want to go.
TTFN
Paul