Fitting Codes into iFrames.

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barnes
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Fitting Codes into iFrames.

Post by barnes »

On my site, I have a box about 700 px high. I'd love to put in a real blog, and put in a real photo gallery, but getting all the content to fit in the iframe with out scrolling is insane.

1. Does anyone have guides to making templates? I can make a small one, or just one that matches my site exactly.

2. Does anyone have any ideas on how to fit them in?


BigBlueGuy
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Well....

Post by BigBlueGuy »

Well, With all my magic powers i might be able to help you :O *YAY* Ok your problem is that you need to fit a thing inside it? Well... Thing is you dont insert the window inside it you have the window inside it get that......*what?*.......ok well hear is a better way to explain...
How do I make iframes? Inline frames are frames that can be placed anywhere on your page by absolute positioning.

ok hear it is now the part where it says src="yoururl.html" you put the link that you want to desplay in that iframe
and just leave the rest but after that if you know what to do you do it lol.

<IFRAME name="inlineframe" src="yoururl.html" width=200 height=200 marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 frameborder=0 scrolling=auto></IFRAME>

So if you have any other problems please feel free to PM me....
Best Regards
BigBlueGuy
Flipper3
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Post by Flipper3 »

BigBlueGuy, that isn't what he was talking about. He wants to know how to fit text and other stuff into an IFrame without having to scroll. Right now he supposedly has a 700 some high IFrame and wants to have it shortened, but then you have to scroll.

My only answer/solution to this is to do all or some of these:

1. Make the text smaller.
2. Have less Blogs on a page.
3. Have a little description or some of the text from each of the blog entries and have a main link to that blog entry to be able to read the whole entry.
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