Iframe

[sodbayar]

hey guys, i got a question about iframe. is there any code or something to create an iframe that is transparent.?? i mean the background. help me if you know anything. thanx

[freddy]

Hi sodbayar,

 

A separate page is loaded within the IFRAME. I'm geussing you would like to have the iframe more or less be invisible in this case? You can do this by removing the border of the iframe and changing the background color of the page that is loaded within the iframe.

 

Also you might want to have a look at www.w3.org and view their online html reference.

 

Excuse me if I misunderstood your question

 

 

Hope it helps.

 

F.meijer

[Lianna]

Give us the address of the page that you are displaying the iframe in. We'll take a look and suggest code mods.

 

Lianna

[KevinW]

not sure you can make the IFRAME transparent, since it is actually displaying a new HTML page within the acrollable area it defines.

 

http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/frames/_IFRAME.html

 

-kw

[sodbayar]

oh ok, i guess i'll just use java then. thanx for the answers. i haven't actually uploaded that part of my site lianne

thanx anyway.

[greatfolios sysop]

I am just starting to use iframe in the portfolio pages, I have 1 without scroll and 1 with.

 

Take a look at http://www.greatfolios.com/julielaclair and look at the code if this helps you....

 

(please, no laughing at the code mess on the page....)

 

Bill McCord

www.greatfolios.com

[TCH-JimE]

Whats going in the IFRAME? You can always use a scrollable DIV tag which works IMHO better then using annoying IFRAMEs

 

Jim

[cjrdanes]

You can always use a scrollable DIV tag which works IMHO better then using annoying IFRAMEs

 

How would one go about doing this? I didn't know that was possible. I use iframe on my site, and would love to know of an alternative.

 

thanks,

cjrdanes

[TCH-JimE]

Hi,

 

Take a look at this page. Do you mean something like this:

http://www.bostonspa.leeds.sch.uk/intranet...3/scrolldiv.htm

 

(move your mouse over the up and down red arrows!)

 

Jim

[TCH-Sales]

Another thing about I-Frames to remember is to leave some sort of menu or return link to your main page. That way if a search engine links to this page, the visitor finding your page through the search engine won't be lost on where to go to see more great content!

[elvenjess]

Hi,

 

Take a look at this page. Do you mean something like this:

http://www.bostonspa.leeds.sch.uk/intranet...3/scrolldiv.htm

 

(move your mouse over the up and down red arrows!)

 

Jim

Doesn't seem to work in Mozilla...

[MoonFaery]

Hi,

 

Take a look at this page. Do you mean something like this:

http://www.bostonspa.leeds.sch.uk/intranet...3/scrolldiv.htm

 

(move your mouse over the up and down red arrows!)

 

Jim

Oh wow!! I've been trying to figure out how to do something like that for a while. How do you do that?

[Lianna]

MoonFaery,

 

Here's a How-To that I had put together for a scrolling iframe implementation in CuteSITE Builder. Same principles, just the directions are catered to CSB.

 

http://www.stoverdatasystems.com/scrolltest/

[MoonFaery]

Cool! Thank you very much Lianna Pretty name by the way!

[Lianna]

Thanks. I hated it as a kid. No personalized pencils, license plates for the bicycle, name plates for the light switch...you know. I had even asked my Mom for permission to petition a judge to have my name changed when I was 12. She's a smart Mom and pretty much laughed me out of the room.