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HTML Frames tutorials
IFrames are different from regular frames, because unlike regular frames, IFrames can be positioned anywhere on the page, and can be any size.
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Transparent IFrames
Learn how to make the backgrounds on your IFrames transparent.
Iframes Basics
I'll show you this lovely little trinket called IFrames. What it does is it can load a whole new page (ie. html, php, etc..) within or embedded in your current page. This really lets all those people who want to have lets say a news box within their graphical interface but not have the user to scroll down the whole browser window.
iFrame Basics
A short and easy tutorial on how to use iFrames.
Targeting iFrames
This tutorial is for you if you are having problems figuring out how to open links in iframe.
Using iFrames
The Iframe, or inline-frame, is a lot like a normal frame, except that it can be displayed anywhere, which makes it a useful (although irritating if overused) thing to know, it is also a very simple tag to use.
Basic Iframe Code
Inline frames are getting used more and more frequently around the internet, one of the most frequent problems is that Iframes aren't used correctly. I have written this tutorial to hopefully teach you how not to make any mistakes when it comes to using these quickly growing alternatives to frames.
Transparent Iframe
I suppose you have basic html skills and you know all about iframes, but do you know how to setup iframe to be transparent?!.
Iframes
iFrame is a fancy name for how HTML can be used to display another page's content within its own page. It can be handy if you have a news page you edit news into and that you want to display in your main layout without editing the layout each time.
 
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