What are iFrames exactly ?
iframes, or “inline frames” are an inovation in HTML 4.0 that allows you to place a frame wherever you want in a html-page. That is to say: You don’t have to split up your page in multiple frames to load content exactly where you want it anymore. This guy will explain it in nice friendly terms…
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And hell… There are no stupid questions, isn’t that what they say.
(Well, except the guy who wanted to know how to undress people in photoshop, and still came back the next day and complained that he couldn’t find the X-Ray filter I jokingly had told him about. 
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LOL 
Thanks for the info =). So how do you create these things ? They look interesting
go to skelo2.prv.pl
ive made one - take a look
And / or check out the link in my first post up there. 
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Missed that link. Thanks fluid & Martin :beam:
No sweat.
Inline frames are friggin great stuff, but remember that only Gen 4 browsers can handle them, so you might want another solution if you’re developing for the complete end-users…
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does netscape handle iframes ? what about opera ?
I’m on a mac, and I always test my sites in all my browsers, so I can say that on a mac the latest versions of Netscape, Opera, Camino (nee Mozilla), Safari and IE handles iframes pretty well.
On Windows I think I’ve only tested Netscape and IE, but I’d presume Opera does the job there as well.
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So can you implement these into Flash ?
not into Flash. Flash only handles basic text formatting like b, i, u, br
