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FoRgOtT3N
Wed Aug 24 2005, 03:07am Print
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FoRgOtT3N
Joined: Fri Feb 25 2005, 02:57am
Posts: 1301
So im trying to do iframes on Almost all pages of my site,but heres the catch,Ive never actually CODED an iframe before ever and tutorials arnt my bag baybe!And most times they just dont make sense anyway,Who wants to help me!!
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CelestialApokalypse
Fri Aug 26 2005, 01:49am
CelestialApokalypse
Joined: Sat Jan 29 2005, 08:28am
Posts: 756
OK, html is my bag, baybee... but you're going to have to do a little reading and a little learning.

iFrames Defined

an iFrame is basically a "window" inside an html page. It stands for inline frame and is a simple html tag that is supported in Nutscrape 7+ and Internut Exploiter 5+.

<IFRAME SRC="blah.html" NAME="blah">
<!-- Alternate content for non-supporting browsers -->
<p>Blargif! Your shitty browser doesn't support iFrames, you lamer!</p>
</IFRAME>

The <iframe> tag, as you can see, is pretty basic. The two most important attributes are the "Src" and the "Name". The "src" attribute defines which file (.html, .jpg, etc) is being placed into the iFrame. The "name" attribute defines the name of the iFrame. A "name" is important in the case of using a hyperlink to target and change the content of the iFrame.

Other attributes to the iFrame tag are explained on that link above. Be sure to use width, height, border and margin to get proper look and feel for your iFrames.

Hope this helps, Forgotten.
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Thrash
Fri Aug 26 2005, 02:07am
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Thrash
Joined: Wed Feb 28 2007, 12:14am
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Uhm, it's InnerNut Exploder, bro ....
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CelestialApokalypse
Fri Aug 26 2005, 02:21am
CelestialApokalypse
Joined: Sat Jan 29 2005, 08:28am
Posts: 756
You say potato I say potato. . . that really doesn't translate too well on Al Gore's internet does it?

Besides, I officially dubbed it "exploiter" because you have to use "exploits" just to get proper functionality according to web standards.
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