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December 6th, 2002, 11:23 PM
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frames in iframes
me again with my odd html issues.
ok - I have an iframe on a screen, I use styles to set position, width and height etc. When I just have a regular html fiule in the iframe it is fine BUT when I use a frame based page system in the iframe it is fine but it adds a big chunk of nothing to main page (the one which has the iframe in it!) this is an example, the html is the same except the src is different. (best viewed 1024x768+) http://lessons.hysteriaweb.net/1.html http://lessons.hysteriaweb.net/2.html please tell me why this does it, I have strip all the rest of the stuff out of the page to make it easier to debug. It is not really a big deal just odd that is all. FYI the frameset used in 1.html is set as "35,*" Thanks
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December 6th, 2002, 11:39 PM
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RE: frames in iframes
its bad enough when you are nesting frames but mixing inline frames with
framed pages.....Whew!!! I dont even know if browsers support running framed pages inside inline frames. All my books show them separately. if you find anything out post it here so i can get a copy of it. good luck.
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December 6th, 2002, 11:42 PM
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RE: frames in iframes
I like to do insane things.
You see I have this web site builder I wrote in php that handles all my sites, whenever I need to add something I do. This one I just wanted the contents seperate from the actual layout of the page, like i said it just makes an extra blank section which is ok for now, but may be annoying at some point. I will certainly post when I solve it, or if someone helps me!
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December 6th, 2002, 11:59 PM
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RE: frames in iframes
well, it looks ok to me. i looked it from both ie6 and moz1.0, and it is the same, except for the font size..
what browser are you using? what does it look like to you. take a screen shot, and post it here. if it is diferent then my, i will look it with more detail. btw, i wouldn't mix frames and iframes also. include an iframe in the iframe if you realy must...
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December 7th, 2002, 12:56 AM
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RE: frames in iframes
ie 5.5
it looks fine except for the extra bit of blank space at the bottom of the screen which produces a scroll bar, nothing major for this project but if I can fix it that would be great. I got the same thing in ie 6.0 too.
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December 7th, 2002, 12:58 AM
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RE: frames in iframes
Another thing. If you view the source code for those pages
there is no <head> or <title> tags but there is a <body> tag. with frames you would not use body tags but with iframes you would nest that inside body tags.
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