Iframes - browsers

Hey Guy's...

Been fooling about iframes lately, since Paav showed me their existence ;)

but I got a problem, I just do the iframe like this:

[iframe src="what to show.htm" name="iframe_something" width="500" marginwidth="10" height="350" marginheight="10" scrolling="auto">

And in my default browser, Crazy Browser, it shows just like that... You can't tell that there is something there other than text if the text is fitting the settings that is...

But in IE and opera, there is kinda 3D borders, shadowed, so you sense a slightly lowered box with text in it...Do anyone know what I'm talking about ? And is that fixable ?

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp

try the frameborder=0 stuff.

hm...shouldn't that be 0'ed when not typed in ?

Well I don't know... you could always give it a try.

Noooooo, haven't thought of that ;)

Well, i did, and it works, as I said in my default browser but not in the other two...

I will go study some more, eh ? Or just masturbate myself into knowing...That always do the trick

that always does the trick, yes!

Yes, just put that frameborder attribute in there and it will go away. you could also try using CSS.

Hm...have some text, table headlines attribute's controlled by CSS, but I guess you mean CSS pro style...?

I guess one have studying to do...

What browsers support iFrames? All of them? I've always thought that their use was frowned opon. No?

tom

CSS pro style? What is that?

You can just make a CSS rule that takes the border off of the iFrame, most likely.

But I don't see why just putting frameborder="0" isn't working for you.

< iframe src="http://www.onethreeone.com/blog/mostrecent.html" height="60px" width="450px" scrolling="no" frameborder="0">< /iframe>

That is the code that I use for my sig, and as you can see it has no border... So I don't really understand what you are having trouble with.

TRHaynes, iFrames work in just about every recent browser. Most of the the time they are just confusing and a pain in the ass to use, which is why they are frowned upon.