[SOLVED] I need a 3 by 3 table help pls

[plznty]

<div id="content">
<table height="1000" border="no">
  <tr>
    <td>[1]</td>
    <td><img src="images/border_top.jpg"></td>
    <td>[3]</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><img src="images/border_left.jpg"></td>
    <td><iframe src="content.php" width="600" height="400" name="content"></td>
    <td><img src="images/border_right.jpg"></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>[7]</td>
    <td><img src="images/border_bottom.jpg"></td>
    <td>[9]</td>
  </tr>
</table>
</div>

 

Ive put that and it gives me a 3 by 2.

3 across 2 down.

Can someone tell me how to get a 3 by 3.

Thanks

[cbolson]

Hi,

You have forgotten to close your iframe:

 

<iframe src="content.php" width="600" height="400" name="content"></iframe>

 

Chris

[plznty]

Hi,

You have forgotten to close your iframe:

 

<iframe src="content.php" width="600" height="400" name="content"></iframe>

 

Chris

I always make stupid mistakes. Thanks alot chris.

[saltedm8]

I always make stupid mistakes. Thanks alot chris.

 

the biggest mistake here is the fact you are using iframes

[plznty]

I always make stupid mistakes. Thanks alot chris.

 

the biggest mistake here is the fact you are using iframes

They have always been hated, but why? they create page loads without having to load the whole template surroundings, they are fast and nifty.

Enlighten me why they are such a mistake.

[saltedm8]

A few of the issues.. it would not surprise me if there were lots more

 

Search engines will not be able to properly spider a framed site. Search engines have a tough time with frames. Using frames either prevents them from finding pages within a website, or it causes them to send visitors into a site without the proper frame "context" being established. Therefore, if a visitor comes into the site from a search engine link, the Web page may be on its own without reference, links, or other means to connect into the rest of the site. Unless the site developer allows for this situation (such as providing links to the main page of the framed site), the visitors will not have any navigation or reference into the site.

 

Bookmarking a framed page within a Web site generally won't work, and typically only the main page of the site can be bookmarked. There are workarounds within the HTML, but they are not often used. For the same reason that bookmarking a framed page within a site generally doesn't work properly, the URL for the entire site appears only as the main page. This can be confusing, especially for newbies to the Internet.

 

Not all browsers support frames. Therefore, to maintain accessibility, a framed and non-framed version of the site is recommended by the W3 Consortium guidelines.

 

Often framed Websites do not close properly when the visitor goes to another Website, thus keeping the previous Website's frames around a different site. This can be frustrating and confusing for web surfers. The Web designer must use proper markup within the site page links to avoid this problem.

 

Framed sites can be problematic for smaller browser windows or laptops, or those preferring to keep their browser windows relatively small.

 

( then again, using tables unless the content is tabular information is not quite as bad as using iframes, but bad none the less )

[haku]

What he said!

 

On top of that, it's so 1990's.