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Posted 12 Jul 2002 02:29:50
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12 Jul 2002 02:29:50 Wagner Hertzog posted:
This can be a stupid question, I think it´s almost impossible to what I want to do, but there it goes:Is there any to put a separate frame inside inside a table in the body of the page?
I have a template with no frames, and 2 menus, one in the top and the other on the left side. I need to put one long text in the page, but if I do that whithout a separate frame, the two menus desapear when I scroll down the page. Is there a way to put a separate frame between the menus, so that I can scroll down only the text, lefting the menus at the same place
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Replied 12 Jul 2002 13:14:43
12 Jul 2002 13:14:43 Moxie K. replied:
Yes, and it's not a stupid question, I just found out myself (ahum, which doesn't mean a thing).
You can put an iframe inside a table element:
<iframe id=pageName name="Page" src="file:"filename.htm" width="100%" height="100%" scrolling="Auto" frameborder="0" ></iframe>
moxie
You can put an iframe inside a table element:
<iframe id=pageName name="Page" src="file:"filename.htm" width="100%" height="100%" scrolling="Auto" frameborder="0" ></iframe>
moxie
Replied 12 Jul 2002 20:33:31
12 Jul 2002 20:33:31 aegis kleais replied:
Note that the IFRAME tag is only supported with MSIE 5.x or later and NN 6.x or later browsers.
If you use UltraDEV, just open up the code comment ' <?> ' box and take a look under HTML for IFRAME. Full information there.
Aegis Kleais
New Media Web Developer
(DWMX : IIS5.1 : SQL2K : WXP : ASP[VB/JS])
If you use UltraDEV, just open up the code comment ' <?> ' box and take a look under HTML for IFRAME. Full information there.
Aegis Kleais
New Media Web Developer
(DWMX : IIS5.1 : SQL2K : WXP : ASP[VB/JS])
Replied 13 Jul 2002 00:29:49
13 Jul 2002 00:29:49 Wagner Hertzog replied:
Yeah, it works perfectly! Thank you Moxie and Kleais, you´re the greatest!
I saw somenthing on the net about a command that can do a similar effect (it puts a document inside another document) , <object>, but this is supported by ie 4.0 (see www.htmlhelp.com). Do you know something about this command?
I saw somenthing on the net about a command that can do a similar effect (it puts a document inside another document) , <object>, but this is supported by ie 4.0 (see www.htmlhelp.com). Do you know something about this command?
Replied 15 Jul 2002 07:22:24
15 Jul 2002 07:22:24 Alexandro Colorado replied:
Another method also is adding a layer with overflow through CSS... however as stated before is just MSIE 5.0+ / NN6.0 compliant.
Kahlil Johnson
Kahlil Johnson