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    I need help with Iframe any advice or any1 know how 2 wrk it?

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    <IFRAME name="inlineframe" src="yoururl.html" width=200 height=200 marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 frameborder=0 scrolling=auto></IFRAME>

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    HTML Code:
    <IFRAME name="inlineframe" src="yoururl.html" width="200" height=200" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" frameborder="0">Sorry your browser dosent display Iframes</IFRAME>
    Ok then <Iframe Starts the tag. name="bob" - That identify's it for targetting etc. Src="url.htm" tells it the page to display. Width and height set the size of it. Mwidth and Mheight set the margin height and width. and frameborder ="0" removes the frame.


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    oh god, mark, you are not doing the habpulse site layout are you?

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    Nope i canny make em

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    Default Iframes

    Sometimes iFrames aren't the best option when it comes to web design, but if you have a simple site; then they're okay. (I guess). There are many attributes to an iframe. Here I've listed them below with their explanation:

    NAME = A given name to an iframe to help link targets identify it.
    SRC = The URL the iFrame will be showing.
    WIDTH = (The obvious) Width of the iFrame
    HEIGHT = (..) Height of the iFrame
    ALIGN = Top/Middle/Bottom/Left/Right
    FRAMEBORDER = *Larger the number, bigger the border* 0 = no border
    MARGINWIDTH = Defines the number of pixels to use as the left/right margins with an inline frame.
    MARGINHEIGHT = Defines the number of pixels to use as the top/bottom margins with an inline frame.
    SCROLLING = (yes/no/auto) Gives the ability so the iFrame can scroll.
    TRANSPARENCY = (yes/no) Allowing the iframe to contain an invisible background (Good for backgrounds with images)
    ALLOWTRANSPARENCY = (yes/no) Allowing the iframe to contain an invisible background (Good for backgrounds with images)
    Sometimes iFrames aren't the best option when it comes to web design, but if you have a simple site; then they're okay. (I guess). There are many attributes to an iframe. Here I've listed them below with their explanation:

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    i dont like to use iframes it makes the site look worse in firefox becuase the scrollbar is the default colors, PHP includes all the way!!
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