inline frame question

[Johny]

Hi all

is there a way to not getting 2 scroll bars when using an inline frame?

Depending on the screen resolution of the pc that views the page there is
either one scroll bar for the inline fram or there is one for the inline
fram and another for the main page.

Is there a way that I can set the main page to increase to allow a longer
page to be fitted into the inline frame without a scroll bar appearing in
the inline frame.

I have tried setting the inline frame to have no scroll bar but I can not
then see all the page that is in the inline frame.

Thanks
John

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

No.

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[Johny]

That it? is that all the answer I get, No!

Is there another way to do it?

John

 

[Ronx]

More than a quarter of users of the Internet have their screens set to
a resolution of 800x600 or less. A significant number of other users
have their browsers set to a size smaller than their screen
resolution - often 800x600 or smaller. A browser set to 800x600 will
have a viewport that is around 450 pixels high (depending on number
and layout of toolbars, etc.)
You cannot change anyone's screen resolution, and if you change my
browser size - I will leave your web site, never to return.

In other words, the only viable solutions are to accept what you have,
or redesign your page to fit the small browser window that appears to
be so popular.