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Im creating a web page for my local fire authority to be viewed on their intranet, and for reasons i wont go into i have to use frontpage.

Ive created the basic framework and navigation of the site - a left side frame containing a flash navbar, a top page frame displaying the fire authority logo and a main body frame that will display the info linked from the navbar. However, when i preview this in IE the page displays correctly but not as i want it. Instead of the entire page being spread out across the maximum possible display area, i would like there to be a margin on both sides of the page, and possibly a border on the outer edges of the margins to hold the page inside.

Any ideas how to go about doing this? Your help would be greatly appreciated

EDIT:- The page layout in Download.com is a good example of what im trying to achieve

If you right-click>view source on the download.com front page, you will see the HTML code for it:

body leftmargin="10" topmargin="10" bgcolor="#e5e5e5"
div align="center"

table width="750" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0"

Use a fixed table width instead of a 100% table width. If you want the table flush with the top of the screen, use a topmargin of "0".

go here and read:

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/