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Iframe overload.








Hinaz1982
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1 post since Feb 2011
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i would say, you should just use bottom: 0px instead of top: 531 for #iframe3
and maybe you should sett the a variable width to the iframes, so everyone can see the page fullscreen..

Agarsia
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114 posts since Feb 2011
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I don't think your use of iFrames is appropriate for your site. You're building and styling the site the way things were done in 1996. Look around the web a bit and you'll not see many sites build the way yours is. iFrames are generally only used on an odd page or two where it helps to keep all the data in the one place.

eg http://thehamblintrust.org.uk/events.htm (this is a very old site)
see how it uses the iframe, and why it helps. But that's the only page with an iframe

Using them for general page and site layout is a long forgotten and generally disused technique. May it rest in peace.

drjohn
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This article has been dead for over three months

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