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    Adam, thats just what i ment. Thanks for help all!!" ;D

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    As Carl always says, all tables are expandable!

    I either spend ages coded in CSS and (X)HTML with DIV's and PHP Includes, or ask my friend to do it

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    XHTML strict for the layout following validations rules and CSS and images for the styling adding CSS hacks for IE annoyances, Javascript for the dynamic parts of my site and PHP for certain little scripts.

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    Still using iframes here
    Musicicon is
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    Quote Originally Posted by Correctable
    Adam, thats just what i ment. Thanks for help all!!" ;D

    Hey

    Sorry i didnt read your post

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    If you want tables or ifriams to expand set there hights / widths as %, all tables do that, its not anything special, default behaviours.

    <IFRAME SRC="somepage.html" TITLE="thepage" name="page" width="500" height="500">
    you need a decent browser
    </IFRAME>

    Above is an ifraim, it wont exspand becuse its width is set to 500 px

    <IFRAME SRC="somepage.html" TITLE="thepage" name="page" width="100%" height="500">
    you need a decent browser
    </IFRAME>

    Thats another ifraim, this one will be the same width as the page or the table its in, becuse the width is in a %, so it will fill a 100% of the page in this instance.

    Sames true with table widths or hieghts.

    For refrance its usealy not a good idea to set heights as % becuse IE usealy ****s them up if you do.

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