HTML Iframe Tag
Posted The: 13/09/2008 At: 11:31
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The Iframe element in HTML creates an inline frame, the element is only allowed in the Transitional and Frameset document types.
Warning
Using Frames is usually a bad idea, especially when a simple division element can create same effect.
Attributes
Standard Attributes
| Attribute: | Value: | Description: | DTD: |
| Attrs | Other Attributes | Id, class, style, title | TF |
| longdesc | URI | link to long description. | TF |
| name | Character data. | Name of frame for targetting. | TF |
| src | URI | Source of frame content. | TF |
| frameborder | 1|0 | Frame borders? | TF |
| marginwidth | Pixels | The margin width in Pixels. | TF |
| marginheight | Pixels | The margin height in Pixels. | TF |
| scrolling | yes | no| auto | Scroll bars? | TF |
| align | top | middle | bottom | left | center | right | vertical or horizontal alignment | TF |
| height | length | frame height | TF |
| width | length | frame width | TF |
DTD. Defines which document type the attribute is allowed. S=Strict, T=Transitional, F=Frameset.
Example
<iframe src="/iframe.html" width="100%"> </iframe>
The SRC attribute is required.
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