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step inside the dream. . .
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USA friends! Tomorrow the FCC may pass their act that will destroy Net Neutrality--I've seen a lot of you share information about this already, but I thought I'd throw my voice in as well. Please call/email the FCC and your state representatives if you want your voice heard! Tomorrow we might not be here the way we are now...a resource to get you started:https://5calls.org/issue/defend-fcc-net-neutrality
hi! thank you for the follow, hope you enjoy my site~ ♥ your site is so cool and very aesthetic! if i may ask, what's the song you used on your 'love' page? it's beautiful! *w*
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I'm happy you're back. I missed your voice. :)
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Nice chicken page!
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step inside the dream. . . was updated.
6 years ago
teddybear-halo
6 years ago
is there a trick for getting frames to show up...? i can't figure it out... ლ(ಠ_ಠ ლ)
exosilver
6 years ago
So there are two ways to use frames, using FRAMESET and IFRAME tags. I used to use FRAMESET before I figured out that IFRAME is much better, since you're using two pages rather than three. A good way to use FRAMESET is to define it with COLS="x, y" where x or y can define the width of the sidebar, and the other value defined as * (which is the rest of your body). /1
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exosilver
6 years ago
Then you just get the pages all set up and pop them into the FRAMESET with FRAME tags, defining the pages as src. You can read more about it here: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_frameset.asp I prefer to use IFRAME, since it's all on one page. Feel free to view my index page source to see how I did it. /2
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exosilver
6 years ago
But simply put, the way to trick IFRAME to act as FRAMESET is to define it with [width: n px (n is how long you want your sidebar to be), height: 100%, position: fixed, margin: none, padding: none, top: 0, left: 0] and then put your "body" in a div right after the IFRAME and define it with margin-left: n px. If you want your sidebar on the right side of the page, or the top, or whatever, just adjust the measurements.
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teddybear-halo
6 years ago
@exosilver - thank you SO much!! just managed to figure it out~ :') it's been something i've been fighting with since i started learning code, so i'm really happy i finally managed to make working frames! thank you so much for your help~!! ♥
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hi there! thank you so much for the follow~ (but also sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you, ahhh ;o; ) your site looks so cute! ♥
no problem! thank YOU for following me~ ^^