Web Design in a Nutshell

Name

<iframe> — NN: 2, 3, 4 - MSIE: 2, 3, 4, 5 - HTML 4 - WebTV - Opera3

Synopsis

                     <iframe> ... </iframe>
                  

Defines a floating frame within a document with similar placement tags to <img>. This element requires a closing tag. Introduced by Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0, inline frames are now part of the W3C 4.0 HTML Specification. As of this writing, however, they are only supported by Internet Explorer.

Attributes

align=top|middle|bottom|left|right

Aligns the inline frame on the page within the flow of the text. Left and right alignment allows text to flow around the frame.

frameborder=1|0

Turns on or off the displaying of a 3-D border for the frame. The default is 1, which inserts the border.

height= number

Specifies the height of the frame in pixels or as a percentage of the window size.

hspace= number

Used in conjunction with left and right alignment, this attribute specifies the amount of space (in pixels) to hold clear to the left and right of the frame.

marginheight= number

Specifies the amount of space (in pixels) between the top and bottom edges of the frame and its contents.

marginwidth= number

Specifies the amount of space (in pixels) between the left and right edges of the frame and its contents.

name= text

Assigns a name to the frame to be referenced by targeted links.

noresize

Prevents users from resizing the frame. By default, despite specific frame size settings, users can resize a frame by clicking and dragging its borders.

scrolling=yes|no|auto

Determines whether ...