iFrames

~~Flauvo~~ · 27-10-2005, 08:03 PM

Lol

<iframe name="name of iframe here" src="where your iframe content comes from" height="" width="">

Name of iframe can be anything just dont forget it
src is a html document which is your content.
Content html doc will be just <head><body>
No layout needed

To link to your iframe

<a href="updates.htm" src="name of iframe here">Updates</a>

Now, if i got that right then i can do miracles,
Hope this helps

~~nelly~~ · 27-10-2005, 08:04 PM

please dnt try any miracles

Originally Posted by Remin

Lol

<iframe name="name of iframe here" src="where your iframe content comes from" height="" width="">

Name of iframe can be anything just dont forget it
src is a html document which is your content.
Content html doc will be just <head><body>
No layout needed

To link to your iframe

<a href="updates.htm" src="name of iframe here">Updates</a>

Now, if i got that right then i can do miracles,
Hope this helps

nets · 27-10-2005, 08:08 PM

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/pres...es.html#h-16.5

~~Flauvo~~ · 27-10-2005, 08:09 PM

Nelly, a miracle is you going 10 minutes without asking for help

Dextrin · 27-10-2005, 09:25 PM

Nelly is a Jew!! :eusa_danc

~~Flauvo~~ · 28-10-2005, 09:49 AM

rofl, nuffin would surprise me

~~nelly~~ · 28-10-2005, 12:49 PM

haha dnt think so

мϊкэ · 28-10-2005, 12:59 PM

Originally Posted by nelly

i learnt to do them in 10mins ^_^

OMG!! it took you 10 minutes to learn how to copy and paste a code.. god your slow..
and i doubt that you learnt all the variables that can be placed into iframes

~~nelly~~ · 28-10-2005, 01:06 PM

atleast i aint a 50 year old paedo and a big fat geek who learns everythin

Originally Posted by мϊкэ

OMG!! it took you 10 minutes to learn how to copy and paste a code.. god your slow..
and i doubt that you learnt all the variables that can be placed into iframes

Mentor · 28-10-2005, 01:20 PM

Why does everyone who thinks they know ifraims mange to do it wrong? Its simple.

Originally Posted by Remin

Lol

<iframe name="name of iframe here" src="where your iframe content comes from" height="" width="">

frameborder="0" is also useful to get rid of the borders, but other wize thats right.

Name of iframe can be anything just dont forget it
src is a html document which is your content.
Content html doc will be just <head><body>
No layout needed

Im not sure what you mean with most of that, ifraim just shows another page inside one page, so the pages content would all be writen on the page ebing shown in the ifraim "/

To link to your iframe

<a href="updates.htm" src="name of iframe here">Updates</a>

This is where it all goes to pot, this is a link not a gframe so u cant include a resorce from another location. as u would be trying to do with the src="".

what you want ius the target="" attribute wich is what changes the page being shwon in the ifraim to change to anothr, so a more valid link would be

<a href=" pages url " target="name of iframe here">Another page</a>

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