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Tovenaar
Re: theme.html frameset problem

  • 2005/1/25 2:25

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I want my theme.html to appear in main.html yes

you have msn?
mine is kasteleijn AT hotmail.com
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tjnemez
Re: theme.html frameset problem

  • 2005/1/25 2:36

  • tjnemez

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check this out: https://xoops.org/modules/smartfaq/faq.php?faqid=253
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Re: theme.html frameset problem

  • 2005/1/25 2:50

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I'm not sure how that is going to help me. I don't want to wrap pages into xoops. I want to wrap my XOOPS into a frame.
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tjnemez
Re: theme.html frameset problem

  • 2005/1/25 2:53

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i still cannot understand why you want to do this.
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Re: theme.html frameset problem

  • 2005/1/25 2:57

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newbb for example ... when you browse about 10 topics you lost sight of the main menu. How to get it back? browsing all up again (or use shortcuts 'windows key - home'). I just want my logo, banners and menu in sight all the time. So users can see my sponsor, use the menu, etc.
Am I the only one wanting this?

update: hmm perhaps I'm focussing too much on theme level. Could hack it in somewhere else I guess. Although that would hurt the use of multiple themes.
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tjnemez
Re: theme.html frameset problem

  • 2005/1/25 3:09

  • tjnemez

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i agree that long threads are annoying in terms of having to scroll up, you could add scroll to content div.

add this to content div - style.css
div#content {
width: 0px; /* set width */
height: 0px; /* set height */
overflow: scroll
}
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