Frameless Popup

It's frameless only in Internet Explorer so anyway 70% of the population will notice.

See the frameless popup demo!

Paste this between <head> and </head>

<script type="text/javascript">
<!-- 
// Make settings here
  var width= 290
  var height= 398 
  var posX = 260 
  var posY = 100
  var scrollb = "yes" // For non IE users, scrollbars?
  var pageURL = "yourpage.html" // The page to be in the popup
  var title = "Totally Unnecessary" // Anything you want here
  var autoclose = true // Close popup if launching page is closed?
var beIE = document.all?true:false
function popupFrameless() {
  if (beIE) {
  winName = window.open(pageURL,'Name','fullscreen=yes , width=' + width + ',height=' + height);
  winName.blur();
  window.focus();
  winName.resizeTo(width,height);
  winName.moveTo(posX,posY);
  }
else {
  winName = window.open(pageURL,'Name','scrollbars=' + scrollb + ', width=' + width + ',height=' + height);
  winName.blur();
  window.focus();
  winName.resizeTo(width,height);
  winName.moveTo(posX,posY);
  }
  winName.focus();
  if (autoclose) {
  window.onunload = function(){winName.close();}
  }
  }
//-->
</script>

Here is the link to load the popup with:

<a href="javascript:popupFrameless()">Load Popup</a>

Or if you want to load it automaticly, make your <body> like this:

<body onload="popupFrameless()">

Close Button

When you use this frameless popup you should provide a close button of some kind. Do not use self.close() or window.close() as they may not work. Use javascript:top.window.close() , like this. 

<a href="javascript:top.window.close()" title="Close">Close</a>

Scrollbars

If you want to use colored scrollbars, then put their css in html {} and not body {}