- From: todd fahrner <todd@cleverchimp.com>
- Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2001 14:45:02 -0500 (EST)
- To: Gabriele Caniglia <mailing.lists@garr.com>, "www.html" <www-html@w3.org>
On 2.3.01 8:44, "Gabriele Caniglia" <mailing.lists@garr.com> wrote: > Let's come to the point: I need no borders around the frames. > Quite some time ago I posted a message to this list (4398) asking > about the FRAMEBORDER attribute, but I can't get it to work with IE > and N6. This list is for discussion of the HTML language per se, and not appropriate for "how do I..." questions. I think your question does point to a deficiency in the HTML 4 specification, however. It fails to describe actual, effective usage of frameset/frame. Unfortunately, I do not believe there is a solution to your problem within the bounds of W3C HTML validity. I think you must use nonstandard (but widely supported) attributes in your frameset document to get the rendering you desire in common agents. Specifically, you want/need at least the border attribute on FRAMESET. Frames were deprecated in the same W3C specification in which they were introduced. I wonder whether this bias partially accounts for their not-quite-comprehensive specification.
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