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Iframes? N33d HELP

Iframes? N33d HELP

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DeSiGnZ1

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Iframes? N33d HELP

can someone really help me out on iframe, Im doing a website which I want the menu on the left and the content on the right like other sites u've seen before but I need someone to explain me how to do it step by step. I would really appreciate it///thanks;)

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AljapaCo

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Best advice: find a site that uses the i-frames you like, check their code and re-create it yourself!!

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fredmv

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Either use tables (if you really have to), or position them with CSS.

Although, I'd suggest doing what AljapaCo suggested and check out the code, and make it yourself. Grin

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Genesis_Without

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well, i'd have to see the site first to know what you want. i use iframes a lot, since i think they're pretty nifty and all.

i'd write some code for you but if you can show me a website or template or something, it'd be a lot easier.

for iframes you just type

Code:


<iframe src="pageinsideiframe.html" name="whatever"></iframe>

AljapaCo

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Here a an i-frame set I've used some time ago... feel free to modify and use it Wink

Code:

<iframe id="content" name="content" src="inner.asp" width="558" height="396" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" hspace="0" vspace="0" frameborder="0" scrolling="auto">
--- text to use for browsers that doesn't support i-frames---</iframe>

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Jeff

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IFrames are not XHTML compliant.

I recommend you use a DIV that scrolls, to do this, just use

Code:


<div style="overflow:auto; height: 500px; width: 400px;">
Put all your content here
</div>

You must specify a height and width. Scrollbars will appear if the content goes over the height/width.

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AljapaCo

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Quote:

Originally posted by JeffSquared
IFrames are not XHTML compliant.
I recommend you use a DIV that scrolls


::classic: for example and more explaining, see http://www.aljapaco.com/award/?val=articles&number=19#008

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