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I've got a frameset page, which I'm told doesn't allow the attributes frameborder="0" border="0", so when I remove them I get the borders on the page, which I'd prefer wern't there (The XHTML Validates).
I've tried using the frameset style in my Style Sheet to set the border: 0px; and frameborder: 0px; and even frame-border: 0px; yet the frames keep their borders.
How can I go about removing the borders while keeing my code XHTML Complient??
Oh, and I'm also told that
Thanks for any help Anyone.
I've looked around on the site, but can't seem to find a tag/command which is legal to remove the borders from sight, seeing as normal border="0" isn't valid XHTML Frameset.
Do you know if there is a specific command in CSS which would rid the page of the frames borders??
> Ignore the
Have you tried using the xHTML Frameset DTD? They have a specific DTD for validating Frames. Have a look at www.w3.org.
It needed to be within the last tag :)
I've got a frameset page, which I'm told doesn't allow the attributes frameborder="0" border="0", so when I remove them I get the borders on the page, which I'd prefer wern't there (The XHTML Validates).
I've tried using the frameset style in my Style Sheet to set the border: 0px; and frameborder: 0px; and even frame-border: 0px; yet the frames keep their borders.
How can I go about removing the borders while keeing my code XHTML Complient??
Oh, and I'm also told that
Thanks for any help Anyone.