IFrames are awesome. I still haven't figured out how to display them at a specific place on the page, but I doub that's even possible.
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stevetheipad wrote:
IFrames are awesome. I still haven't figured out how to display them at a specific place on the page, but I doub that's even possible.
CSS left and top property in pixels, and position:absolute.
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Reminds me of this image I made...
http://jji7skyline.deviantart.com/#/d4s2kyi
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you have to be careful where you use iframes. Your website could even end up inside of the iframe, as if the source contains links to other places, the other places could link to google, and well the rest is pretty self explanatory. That leads to bad web design, but yes. They are very productive.
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Ecliptic wrote:
I love the iFrame tag.
+1
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I try not to use iFrames. I used them for my old website and it was just a very bad design because when you reload and stuff like that, it goes to the home page instead of going back to where you were before. Now, for stuff I want to appear on every page, such as headers and navigation, I use the PHP include function.
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I use the iframe only when I need to include an external website on a website, never for a website structure.
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jji7skyline wrote:
I use the iframe only when I need to include an external website on a website, never for a website structure.
Have you ever tried to put Google in a frame?
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nathanprocks wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
I use the iframe only when I need to include an external website on a website, never for a website structure.
Have you ever tried to put Google in a frame?
thats probably not a good idea. I like the div tag better.
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XenoK wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
I use the iframe only when I need to include an external website on a website, never for a website structure.
Have you ever tried to put Google in a frame?
thats probably not a good idea. I like the div tag better.
Google doesn't allow being displayed inside a frame lol.
Wait... div's are completely different to iframes.
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nathanprocks wrote:
XenoK wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
Have you ever tried to put Google in a frame?thats probably not a good idea. I like the div tag better.
Google doesn't allow being displayed inside a frame lol.
Wait... div's are completely different to iframes.
they sure are.
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