----------------------------------- jonos Sun Apr 04, 2004 2:06 am ok in dreamweaver == bad in browser ----------------------------------- jonos.computed.net do you see how the layout is messed up where the images do not align themselves? well, in dreamweaver it appears fine with how i have the html, but in both ie and firefox it is messed up and i can't fix it. its my first time using dreamweaver, so that just may be the problem (i messed something up.) its only been doing that after i took the images out of the content and menu area and made the a width and height. i eventually want to put an iframe in botht he content and the menu area, but if you have another idea on how to do this please tell that wouldn't involve screwing with the html too much. ----------------------------------- Tony Sun Apr 04, 2004 2:30 am ----------------------------------- wow, how did you do that? :? You don't seem to have any tags in your post... ----------------------------------- jonos Sun Apr 04, 2004 10:10 am ----------------------------------- oops, i meant on my site jonos.computed.net. i didn't mean this website, that was a coincidence i ges ----------------------------------- wtd Tue Apr 13, 2004 9:41 pm ----------------------------------- Don't use frames of any kind. They're evil. Instead use CSS. You can use the overflow attribute of a div to simulate an iframe.