I'm not a very experienced webmaster. Mostly take a bought template and run with it. Been playing PM tag with Morgan and he told me it's not a good idea. I want to fix it.

So how do I go about fixing the frameset issue? Is it going to completely revamp the site?

Here's my site: http:// www.ejsmortgage .com

Thanks

Don't I feel like an ASS! I just realized your site isnt in a frameset at all. When I first viewed your code, all I saw was the header data (As all your other data is wayyyyyyyy down in the source, so I just assumed it was framed. After talking a closer look, it appears that the code is just very sloppy but not framed. Also I thought the bottom portion because of a static scroll bar was a footer frame, its not, your page is just not optimized for browser width.

My appologies, it appears you have less work then you think

I would try to clean up all the whitespace in your source so that it is not so confusing. And try to optimize the page for 800 * 600 or % width, but as for framesets this is not the issue I though it was

DOH!

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Thank goodness... *fhew*

How do i clean-up the whitespace in my source and optimize my page for 800 X 600 width. Does this tip you off to how novice I am?

Just open up your page in html view (Are you using dw?) even notepad will do, and delete all the whitespace in between your code. As for the width issue, I would have to look deeper into it to figure out what is causing the stretching.

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I will do that asap.

Any idea of where I should look for the pagewidth issue? I may be able to figure out by trial and error.

well it looks like at a lot of your widths are defined as 100% which is fine, but if you have widths inside a 100% width table that is bigger than 100% for instance (Maybe a combination of cells) then it would stretch the frame.

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Try editing this area for starters

<td width="825" ALIGN="CENTER" VALIGN="TOP">







<!-- START CONTENT TABLE -->
<!-- CONTENT TABLE -->
<div align="left">
<TABLE cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="705">

Oh and your logo.bmp is 1379x97 which is causing the largest issue...try making it no larger than 800x97 and lay it over a background color that matches in the case of a larger desktop area

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