I'm using the frameborder="0" border="0" attributes to remove the frame borders in a frameset, it works fine in Opera 7.01, Explorer 6, Mozilla 1.3a and Phoenix 0.5 but the HTML validator on www.w3.org says that the attribute "border" does not exist in the HTML 4.01 DTD. Without it all the browsers show a white space between the frames. Anyone know of a way to create the same effect using validated HTML4.01/XHTML1.0 (if needed, using CSS)? I'm not sure if the page's up when you read this as I use my own computer as web server, but if it's up, you can check the source to see more exactly how it may be altered.

oops... forgot to include the url (I wrote it in the "homepage url" field, but can't find it anywhere in or around the post...) so here it is http://cybercore.myftp.org/playground/cool_frames/index.html

Check this and this to see explanations of why the border attribute isn't considered valid html (border for netscape, frameborder and framespacing for ie). For the same reason, any similar implementation in css may be discouraged as well, but I might try (with little chance of success) [style] frameset, frame {border: 0px} [/style] Good luck, SN