[rocks.in.my.shoes]

ok, i wanna get the text inside the border with verdana font and size of 2...

<P STYLE="border: double #CCFFCC 15px" <FONT FACE="VERDANA"> <CENTER> WARPED TOUR 2002</CENTER></FONT> <BR><CENTER>[PLACE: NISSAN PAVILLION IN BRISTOW, VA]</P></BR></CENTER>

i know the code is a mess, but i can't get it.

[Dr. Tim]

<p style="border: double #CCFFCC 15px">
<font face="VERDANA" size="2">
<div align="center"> WARPED TOUR 2002 </div>
</font>
<BR>
<div align="center">
[PLACE: NISSAN PAVILLION IN BRISTOW, VA]
</P>
</BR>
</div>

[rocks.in.my.shoes]

that didn't work...

i want the text INSIDE the border

can you figure it out?

[Dr. Tim]

Hmmm. It's beyond me!

[rocks.in.my.shoes]

thanks anyways.

[codeman]

<div style="border: double #000 1px; text-align: center; font-size: 11px;">[PLACE: NISSAN PAVILLION IN BRISTOW, VA]</div>

[rocks.in.my.shoes]

thank you very much, codeman.

now, the thing i really need to get done is making those frames. i tried a code, but it didn't work. do you think you could start me off? (i want the links in the drop-down menu to open on the rightside in another frame)

[rocks.in.my.shoes]

PLEASE someone help me with the frames! i would like to get this page finished.

[rocks.in.my.shoes]

anyone?

[kyouto]

frames suck Unless your talking about iframes hehe

[codeman]

iframes suck too

[kyouto]

Yes, but they do serve some purposes depending upon how you want to display, organize, and retrive content. Sure a simple php include with your awesome css scrollbar is better, but iframes still serve some use... I guess... lol

[rocks.in.my.shoes]

frames, iframes, whatever. i just need to know how to open a link on the same page (like with frames).

i don't know how to start it.

[codeman]

kyouto, on Sep 4 2002, 08:50 PM, said:

Yes, but they do serve some purposes depending upon how you want to display, organize, and retrive content. Sure a simple php include with your awesome css scrollbar is better, but iframes still serve some use... I guess... lol

Actually I've never used an iframe or my css scrollbar thingy on a site because I never really read content that is so smushed. I will use it on my redesign to keep code inside of <pre> tags from making the site expand beyond the layout but that's it.

[klewlis]

rocks: you just need to name each frame, and then give your links a target that refer to the proper frame name.