Iframe
- src
- - as you can imagine, the src attribute includes the URL of the file nesting sites. It can be classically relative (as in this example) or absolute.
- width a height
- - width and height. The value may be the size in pixels or percentages. The percentage width is classically derived from the width of the page, while the height percentages are calculated from the height of the window. Satrap argue that the percentages can not enter, so it might not be in the specification, but it works.
- scrolling
- - If you can scrolling = no, then you see the scroll bar and interstitial pages will not scroll. Scrolling = yes you right scroll bar no matter if it is needed. When scrolling fails and leaves reveal as needed.
- frameborder
- - frameborder=0 Disable nested frames around the frame (probably only in IE). Other values do not work. Framespacing border attribute does not work and neither has any effect (at least not in IE).
- marginheight, marginwidth
- - nested inside edge of the page in pixels
- align
- - wrapping option (right and left values) or the location bar (the rest). It´s the same as in pictures.
- name
- - name of a nested frame, use the link (the target attribute) to point to the embedded frame.
- Other attributes
- - we can also use the class, id and style. I hope I have not forgotten anything.
