bgoo
09-08-2006, 08:40 PM
Hi. I searched on the forums here first for the answer... the question has been asked in the past... but not really answered.
I'm not incredibly experienced with web design and helped out a friend design a site, so I used frames (* gasp *) because I don't yet know how to design a site like this totally using CSS.
http://www.bellchiropractic.com
Anyway, index.html defines the frameset and containing frames (side, top, main).
How do I center and fix-width this entire frameset so when viewing on widescreen laptop monitors, the website is not sitting along the left-hand side?
Thank you very much.
P.S.
Yes, I'd love to learn how to do this all using CSS one day because apparently some pages are loading weird in Firefox, etc. Frustrating that using layers doesn't universally work so well.
I'm not incredibly experienced with web design and helped out a friend design a site, so I used frames (* gasp *) because I don't yet know how to design a site like this totally using CSS.
http://www.bellchiropractic.com
Anyway, index.html defines the frameset and containing frames (side, top, main).
How do I center and fix-width this entire frameset so when viewing on widescreen laptop monitors, the website is not sitting along the left-hand side?
Thank you very much.
P.S.
Yes, I'd love to learn how to do this all using CSS one day because apparently some pages are loading weird in Firefox, etc. Frustrating that using layers doesn't universally work so well.