[timmy long]

i have a couple questions regarding iframes. hopefully someone could answer them...

#1 - I've seen on websites how an image outside of the iFrame can overlap the iFrame. in my experience all the images that come in contact with the iframe box get chopped. How do you make it overlap?

#2 - I can't get Dreamweaver to recognize my iFrames as actual frames and so I haven't been able to target links directly to the iFrame. Instead I've been having to create a whole new page each time with the internal iFrame page that i want set as default. anyone have a better iframe script or something you can toss my way??? there must be a more efficient way of doing this.

thanks everyone.

[coolmark18]

1. In the <iframe></iframe> tag use "allowtransparency=yes" that will allow any background image on the main page to blend into your iframe in both Firefox & IE.

2. In the <iframe></iframe> tag, set name=iframe. Then when creating links, link them to the iframe frame. This will change the page.

For example:

<iframe src="home.html" name="content" allowtransparency="true" height="340"width="530"></iframe>

[Christian]

Just like coolmark18 said create a iFrame like

Code:

<iframe src="home.html" name="iframenamehere" allowtransparency="true" height="340" width="530"></iframe>

then to link to the iframe use

Code:

<a href="http://thelike.com" target="iframenamehere">the text</a>

[timmy long]

thanks so much guys for the help. that worked perfect.