Targeting an iframe =/

in an attempt to futher exsplain andermans exsample

Ok this is the ifraim

<IFRAME SRC="http://www.the-pit.co.uk/welcome.php" FRAMEBORDER="0" NAME="main"WIDTH="98%"HEIGHT="315"></IFRAME>

You see the tag name, is set to main. meaning this ifraim is called main, it could be called what ever you like.

Now we have our link

<a href="URL">Home</a>

but to make it only use the ifraim with the name main

<a href="URL" target="main">Home</a>

We set the target to main, meaing the link only targets the ifraim with the name main, so only that ifraim will change page.

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Originally Posted by Mentor

in an attempt to futher exsplain andermans exsample

Ok this is the ifraim

<IFRAME SRC="http://www.the-pit.co.uk/welcome.php" FRAMEBORDER="0" NAME="main"WIDTH="98%"HEIGHT="315"></IFRAME>

You see the tag name, is set to main. meaning this ifraim is called main, it could be called what ever you like.

Now we have our link

<a href="URL">Home</a>

but to make it only use the ifraim with the name main

<a href="URL" target="main">Home</a>

We set the target to main, meaing the link only targets the ifraim with the name main, so only that ifraim will change page.

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ok thanks :P

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Originally Posted by phoenix-iv

l@coste mine is a free host with unlimted bandwidth

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Like to see that "/