Thread: me.....iframes......again!

hi

with i frames it it possible to vary the size dependind what resolution the site is being viewed in??? and is it possible to move/merge? the iframe scroll bar with the browsers on the far right without having to move the iframe?

thanks in advance

bluerovers
www.bluerovers.co.nz
http://summerleague.bluerovers.co.nz

Hi blue...You can size the I-frame any size ... even full screen if you like.. move /merge ... I don't know what that means...If you use the browser's scroll bar the whole page moves... the I frame is ON the page.. so it will also move...Hope that helps... Doug

hi

cheers, but i mean making the iframes scroll bar appear in the bowsers scroll bar like on www.wbopjfa.co.nz instead of where the i frame finishes

bluerovers
www.bluerovers.co.nz
http://summerleague.bluerovers.co.nz

Hi Blue,

I believe on that page www.wbopjfa.co.nz , the scroll bar you are speaking of is the i-frame, the page does not have one for page height does not call for one. That is how it looks to me.

hi

yeah it does its just in the place where the browsers sroll bar is, does any know how to do this in BV?

bluerovers
www.bluerovers.co.nz
http://summerleague.bluerovers.co.nz

Hey Blue,

If you make your page @ about 540 or under in height, and put the i-frame extending the width of your page, and if the content of the page that appears in the frame is longer than 540, you should have the effect you wish!

hi

it seems i havn't explained my self very well. if you compare these 2 sites and hopefully you will see what i mean

mysite: www.bluerovers.co.nz/testing and compare the frame to www.wbopjfa.co.nz and hopfully you will see what i mean?

bluerovers.co.nz
www.bluerovers.co.nz

oops the link should be www.bluerovers.co.nz/testing.html

bluerovers
www.bluerovers.co.nz
http://summerleague.bluerovers.co.nz

www.wbopjfa.co.nz is using frames , not Iframes. Frames can not be created with BV. Look at their source code;

<frameset framespacing="0" border="0" frameborder="0" cols="158,*">
<frame name="left" scrolling="auto" noresize target="rtop" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" src="_private/menupage.htm">
<frameset rows="95,*">
<frame name="rtop" target="rbottom" scrolling="no" marginwidth="0" marginheight="10" noresize src="_private/Ourname.htm">
<frame name="rbottom" target="_self" scrolling="auto" src="_private/WhatsNews.htm">
</frameset>

As you see there are three frames: top, left and rbottom. this last one is the main content, where the content appears

You can accomplisgh the same result using css: have a look at http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/la...frames-layout/

hi

cheers naveldesign, im gonna check that link out now.

bluerovers
www.bluerovers.co.nz

hi

had a quick peep and looks a bit advanced, could you point me in the right direction so as i can understand what and how to use css? and how i would incorperate it into blue voda (i can, cant i?) and if not could you suggest a program where i could edit the files made in BV?

thanks for your expert help

bluerovers
www.bluerovers.co.nz
http://summerleague.bluerovers.co.nz

That's why Naval's The Man!

hi

i recently asked a question about iframes and confused them with frames!! with wise words from navaldesign i checkout a link refering to a css page.

although i've learnt a lot, i'm still a complete beginner could someone help me with added a style sheet in blue voda to get the desired effect i'm looking for?

thanks for any help

oh.. and yeah naval is one of the people who have provided me with so much help so yeah...........he da man!!!!lol