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Hello & Thanks, I am trying to get an iframe with no borders without specifying exact width: These aren't working : <iframe seamless height="100%" width="100%" src="buttons_iframe.html" ></iframe> <iframe seamless="seamless" height="100%" width="100%" src="buttons_iframe.html" ></iframe> Pls, what is the proper way ? Thanks

25 book chapters, with a common nav table in ssi that sets a 1-px border for <td>. Everything works. Now I want a timeline table without borders, (or border: 0px;) below the nav table. Seems trivial; the first 75 'obvious' approaches have not worked. I get borders everywhere or nowhere. It is inelegant to write <td class="no-border"> for each entry in the borderless table (500 times). Surely there's a better way? See the 2 misbehaving tables athttp://electromontis.net/evoligion/_G/Tim.shtml#Ti and, e.g., PALEOLITHIC. The first wants borders, the second does not. What have I overlooked?

Hello. I call myself having studies this forum but I can't seem to find the answer to this question. If it has been answered, please excuse me for re-posting it. If it has been answered, I would appriciate it if someone would direct me to that thread.I am using the Engrave Lite (Free Version) theme by Think Up Themes, Ltd. in Wordpress. Please see the link here. I am having problems getting anything to render in the box to the right. It took me forever to finally find a way to closly duplicate the box on the left but I was finally able to get it done. I have been working on this for 3 days now, and can't make it work. From all of the reading I have done on the W3schools site, it seems like I should simply be able to enclose my information that should be displayed in that box between the p id tag and the and the close p tag. Like the word "Hello" in the following example: <p id="rcorners1">Hello</p> However, with this done, the word "Hello" shows at the bottom of the page just above the footer.My css code looks like this:[codeblock]<style>#rcorners1 { position: relative; clear: top; top: 23px; right: -525px; border-radius: 9px; border: 1px solid #CCCCFF; background: -webkit-linear-gradient(white,#E5E5FF); /* For Safari 5.1 to 6.0 */ background: -o-linear-gradient(white, #E5E5FF); /* For Opera 11.1 to 12.0 */ background: -moz-linear-gradient(white,#E5E5FF); /* For Firefox 3.6 to 15 */ background: linear-gradient(white, #E5E5FF); /* Standard syntax */); /* For Safari 5.1 to 6.0 */ padding: 0px; width: 370px; height: 257px; } </style>[/codeblock] I have the css code in a plugin for custom css coding, and it seems to work because it shows the box. Does anybody have any ideas? It may be the theme. is there a way to override the theme if it is?Thanks for your time.

Hi all. I'm adding this discussion to one I already have going in case someone can help.I've been struggling with adding a border to a web page I've built. I want to have a 10px border, colored #006600 positioned about 5px from the edge but going around all the page (see attached)So far, I've managed to master the code to get a box added (I thought it was going to be a border but turned out to be a box). I'm not proficient in CSS but have been advise it would do the job.I tried different sizes. I started at 25px, that created the box. If I changed to 1200px, the whole page just goes into a solid color, no border to be seen.I've been getting quite frustrated with this but know if I can master it it would look good. The page is made up of a group of tables, if that is important (I don't know) Can anyone point me in the right direction?ThanksJohnUK. index.html