PVII Team: Many thanks. As you already seen, I just reduced the menu width and
it looks fine. But will note your comment for future efforts..:-)

But still would like to know if I can add a border inside a layer, as
explained above. Some of the pages look rather 'bare', without a border frame,
particularly the 'Services' page... Any suggestions? I had a frame jpg, but as
soon as I inserted it, the right scroll came up, which according to one post is
'annoying', as there is nothing of interested beyond the scroll..
KarlH
Newbie in London

Sure. Just assign a border. From the looks of your code you are using a very
old version of Dreamweaver. Perhaps upgrading would a bit as the CSS
implementation would be better and easier to manage.

--
Al Sparber - PVII
http://www.projectseven.com
Fully Automated Menu Systems | Galleries | Widgets
Elevating Dreamweaver Widgets to a Higher Level


"Karlhevera" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> PVII Team: Many thanks. As you already seen, I just reduced the menu width
> and
> it looks fine. But will note your comment for future efforts..:-)
>
> But still would like to know if I can add a border inside a layer, as
> explained above. Some of the pages look rather 'bare', without a border
> frame,
> particularly the 'Services' page... Any suggestions? I had a frame jpg,
> but as
> soon as I inserted it, the right scroll came up, which according to one
> post is
> 'annoying', as there is nothing of interested beyond the scroll..
> KarlH
> Newbie in London
>
>
>