Oh yeah...
One other one... .Netscape calculates the borders in a funny way!! For
example, if you have two columns say 160 pixels, and the other frame 100%,
and the margins and borders are all set to 0 and NO etc, Netscape still
does some funny things with that first column... it seems to still only
make it about 152ish pixels wide.. It looks fine in IE, but forget it in
Netscape! most annoying!!
At 20:08 30/05/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>First, let me say I am pro frames. I believe that 97.9% of all people who
>use my business application will use either netscape or ie. I have never
>found a limitation that has prevented me from using frames.
>
>Second, I am codeveloping a new site and the other developer does not like
>frames but has not given me a valid reason for this dislike.
>
>Third and final, what is your opinion of frames? likes dislikes? and have
>you found any limitations to using frames. You can use the application
>browser as an excuse if you can prove that there is more than 5% use of
>other browsers in the business arena.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Bill Kaigler
>
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