A Question About Html Iframes Need help in iframe

[plumpShticks 0]

We have an upcoming project in our class...I've a cool idea of lay out but i hav a problem. I'm using a lot of images. I need to embed my contents in those images (texts and graphics) using table cells... My friend told that there is a so called <iframe > tag to solve it but he doesn't know how.... Can you please send me some hot info about parameter and hows' of iframes? Samples would be great. Tnx...

Notice from Johnny:

Use a more descriptive title next time.

Edited July 31, 2005 by Johnny (see edit history)

[electriic ink 1]

An iframe or an internal frame is a way of embedding another page within a web page. For instance if you have a page called iframe.htm with the following code in it:

 

<b> Hello </b>

and a page called index.htm with the following code in it:

 

<iframe src="iframe.htm" height="20" width="100"> Your browser does not support iframes and so this page cannot be displayed properly.</iframe>

If the browser supports iframes the Hello will come up with a nice big border around it and if it doesn't the error message will arise. I do not know how to remove the border.

 

Iframes are not recommended if you want your page to be indexed properly. They leave a border around the main content. An old webpage I created used iframes. Click here if you really want to see it.

 

If you ever have the opportunity to use php's include ""; function use that instead. Looks a lot cleaner and smarter and people won't know you've used it.

[electriic ink 1]

Found out how you take away that ugly border round the iframe:

<iframe src="iframe.htm" height="20" width="100" frameborder="0"> Your browser does not support iframes and so this page cannot be displayed properly.</iframe>

[truefusion 3]

Cmat you forgot one thing, making links load content into them.

You need to give the iframe a name, using the name attribute.

<iframe name="frame"></iframe>

Then using the target attribute you can send the info into that frame.

<a href="#" target="frame">Link</a>

[Amezis 0]

Also, another thing:

If you want to open a link in the whole page from the frame, remember to set the target to _top
 

<a href="link.com" target="_top">Link</a>

Instead of _top, you can also use _parent (if you have many frames inside each other, you may need to use that one to only open in the parent frame)
 

Notice from cmatcmextra:

Edited as per request

Edited December 16, 2016 by OpaQue (see edit history)

[psychiccyberfreak 0]

there's a great tutorial on this at nextdesigns.

http://ww1.nextdesigns.net/?pid=9POHW18OB

[moldboy 0]

It sounds like you want to type and place content on top of the images, and to the best of my knowledge that can't be done with iframe, like they said iframe is dessigned to place a page inside a page, wich if you don't have php can be handy but if you can use php it is better to use include as cmatcmextra said.Umm if you do want to type ontop of the image there are really only two ways of doing this, the first being with a table as you entioned the other with css, and layers. The latter I can't help with but the table I can, post back if you would like me to elborate

[wild20 0]

Wow this saved me from a lot of hard work. I was going to have to edit each and every page if I changed a link, now I can with an Iframe. But I needed to know how to make it open in the parent window. Thanks for the topic guys, it saved me from a LOT of work.