I have searched NUMEROUS sources in an effort to find the magic
(script, styles, syntax, etc.) that will allow me to create a web page
with the following format:
|----------------------------------------------------------------|
| Discrete table used as 'banner' |
| DONE! |
|----------------------------Table 1-----------------------------|
|----------------------------------------------------------------|
| |---------------------------------------------| |
| | Nested tables 2 and 3 used as 'menu bar' | |
| DONE! |----------------Table 3----------------------| |
|--------Table 2-------------------------------------------------|
|-----------------------Table 4----------------------------------|
| |--Col A----|--------Col B-----------------------------------| |
| | <td> | |---------iFrame------------------------------|| |
| | W = 25% | | W = 100% || |
| | H = 100% | | iFrame serves as 'target' for links in Col A|| |
| | | | iFrame height NOT DONE!! || |
| |Java-driven| |---------------------------------------------|| |
| | menu here | | | |
| | serves as | <td> |Dynamically adjusts | |
| | nav page! | W = 75% |to size of web page | |
| | | H = 100% |called by links on left| |
| | DONE! | DONE! V | |
| |-----------|------------------------------------------------| |
| |
|----------------------------------------------------------------|
All aspects of this layout work... except the height of the iFrame! I
want the iFrame to FILL THE TABLE CELL -- dynamically adjusting to the
height of the iFrame to accommodate the height of the document 'called'
by the link in Col A ('Nav Page'). It does not. (Clicking a link on
the Nav menu in Col A DOES load the desired web page into the iFrame.)
Setting the iFrame height attribute to 100% makes the iFrame
inoperative/invisible.
Is there a way to make the iFrame fill the table cell -- or am I trying
to do 'Mission Impossible'?? Any suggestions from this collective body
of wisdom??? Help/Guidance would be appreciated!
gary b