I'm trying to use frames to have a stable link section on the BOTTOM of my website. Problem being, the lower frame section has too much space above the links. It's making hard for me to make the link section look right. I've tried to take out any extra alignment, spaces... but there still seems to be some kind of automatic buffer on the top of the page. What is that?? How do i get rid of it?

Please help!

thanks muchly,
--jA few things that might help...

A link to the page in question.
A copy of the troublesome code.
What browser are you viewing the page in?
Are you using a program to write the code or are you doing it by hand?Here's the code I was using for the page referenced by the bottom frame...

[/url][/url][/url][/url][/url][/url][/url]http://75.126.58.224/player.swf?myid=1434555&rand=1&f=1" menu="false" quality="best" scale="noscale" bgcolor="#ffffff" wmode="transparent" width="218" height="155" name="MyFlashFetish.com" align="middle" allowScriptAccess="sameDomain" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" />http://www.freeflashslideshow.com" target="_blank">


Does that help to jolt any ideas??

thanks!
--jI'm not seeing any problems with that frame. There's some space above the links, but not much. Maybe a centimeter or two. Unless that's too much for you...

Are you only using HTML to DESIGN this site? I would suggest learning a bit of CSS which would make your site quite a bit easier to design. I tried using CSS with this frame and TOOK seconds to perfectly align the top of the frame with the top of the page (making it flush, with no space).

Until you famliarize yourself with CSS (if you choose to do so), I can give you this quick fix...

Code: [Select]<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
body {margin-top: -2px}
</STYLE>

Just place that after your code, but before your codes. The -2 makes everything move up by two pixels. Change this to whatever you WISH. Using a positive number will make it all move down.