Using IFrames
An IFrame is HTML code that you can use to put one HTML page, PDF page, CGI script or almost anything into another HTML page.
Sample IFrame:
Below is an embedded HTML page:
Embedding one HTML page into another:
To add an IFrame to one of your pages. First, create a page called framepage.htm. Next select and copy the following code, then paste it into one of the main tables on one of your other template pages like the about.htm.
Options:
In the above example you can change the width and the height to any sizes you would like for your IFrame. You can also change the border to 0, or you can change the scrolling to "no" or to "auto". Click here for an IFrame generator to set these options that way.
Embedding a script, site or application into an IFrame:
An IFrame can also be used to integrate a script such as a forum, blog, PDF files, applications such as a calendar or almost anything else you would like to show on an HTML page. To do this simply change the link in the code above. For example, instead of have the IFrame embed the "framepage.htm" you can use a full link to your forum or blog. For example "http://your-domain.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi" would intergrate a forum script named "forum.cgi" in the "cgi-bin" folder at your-domain.com. (See "options" above)
Sample website in an IFrame:
Here is an example of the Allwebco website embedded inside an IFrame:
Below is the code that embeds the above page, or you can view the source of this page to see the code:
