Hi you'all. Anyone out there know how to make frame boundaries invisible so that a home page has a seamless colored background and graphics are superimposed. Thus a .pdf file text should superimpose over the page background without a text-box like boundary. Relatedly, is there a way to make button boundaries invisible so that the text appears seamlessly against the background? That's assuming I can match the background button color with the page background color.

kath_howard3

I don't quite understand - if the page called into the frame has the same background as the main frameset page, you shouldn't see a join?

Can you show us a page with the problem?

Hi Kath. The problem is evident at entelechypublishing.com.

Thanks.

Richard

kath_howard3

Now I'm really confused - that's not a frameset page.

kath_howard3

That's a table - and the About Us link goes to a completely different page with no way back.

Thanks greatly. I've reposted the question using the example of a table.

Also, what browser are you using that displays "a million links to mail.google.com"? Microsoft Explorer does not generate whatever you're seeing when entelechypublishing.com is opened.

kath_howard3

The error console in the web developer extension for Firefox. A small extract:

murray

The extract is empty for me, Kath. Is this NNTP vs Webforum stuff?

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Murray

kath_howard3

Sorry.

<http://www.k.howard.clara.net/google.jpg>

And a bunch of these:

<http://www.k.howard.clara.net/chrome.jpg>

kath_howard3

Since your page is composed entirely of images (in general a very bad idea by the way) could this be the culprit:

</script><link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="webdeveloper-outline-all-images" href="chrome://webdeveloper/content/stylesheets/outline_all_images.css">