Title says it all, kai?
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Title says it all, kai?
I wouldnt pay for iFrames.
Anyone in their right mind would pay for someone to code in CSS and XHTML with DIV's and PHP Includes
Hate iFrames, and I surgest learning the above ^_^
Hey
As Joe said why do you want Iframes, they make a site look cheap :|
Plus
What are you using to code?
I perfer Iframes, don't mind if they make my site look like ****.
Ok then 'Non Extendable Tables' :l
Using iframes isnt a form of real coding.
noobish question: Whats iframes...
Like a frame that displays something. i.e a page that you define..
For example
<iframe src='http://arcademee.com'></iframe> would display arcademee..
Ohh ok... thanks lol
*Edit* can't give rep..
I don't know what you all have against iFrames, they're the best option as they have:
1) The widest browser support
2) They don't muck on different screen resolutions like CSS
3) They are the easiest to create
I dont mind iframes either.
Ryan, show us some of your work :).
If you think that CSS mucks up on higher or lower resolutions you obviously don't create liquid layouts and use the correct elements...Quote:
Originally Posted by NintendoNews
I would use XHTML and CSS and code for Opera and Mozilla Firefox and implement the standard hacks for Internet Explorer.
Why not just code slice and puc PHP includes, not too hard, I don't think?
1) no they dont, php includes have Infinate support, its immpossible for somthing NOT to support them as there servse side, and have no reliance on the the client browser.Quote:
Originally Posted by NintendoNews
If the server has php its supported.
2) code properly itll work fine
3)php includes are about the same diffculty.
Anyway, Php Includes are sooo last week. Ajax Page loading is the way to go :D
Price gone down to £1.50 if anyone wants?