Ok i have a project for my internet programming class to make a tic-tac-toe board with frames. That is easy, the part that i dont know about is the extra credit. The professor will give us extra credit if we can have only boarders on certain sides of the frames so that it makes a tic-tac-toe board with the frame boarders. So some sides of the frames would need to have no boards and some would need boarders. Ive seen this done with css on tables but i dont know if you can do it with frames. If you know how or have an idea let me know. I need to get that extra credit:A+:
frameborder=“0” for no border replace 0 with a number for the number of px wide the border is (or you could use frameborder=“no”
yeah i know that but i need 2 sides of the frame to have a border and 2 not to have a border. Is that possible?
what if you add a new frame in between each frame like
Each of the lettered frames you give no border, but each of the numbered frames you give a border. Just make the numberd frames 1 pixle wide so they don’t look like frames, just like lines 
nice idea thanks man, ill try that out:)
i think you can apply style to iframes, im gonna try that out too:eye:
I would like to see it once you are done
alright ill post it
CSS has the ability to define borders of table cells individually. Not sure if it works for frames too.
alright ill see if that works
