Is there some problem with using 2 iframes on a page?<br />
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Each time I've tried to use 2 iframes, both with just plain html and with CSS it always stacks them right on top of each other depending on which one comes first in the coding. Then, whatever lines of code are below the iframe are messed up.<br />
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Now that I think about it, do I need an ending iframe tag </iframe>? Or is it something else?<br />
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*hopes its something else other than an ending tag so he doesn't feel stupid*<!--content-->Originally posted by Draike <br />
Now that I think about it, do I need an ending iframe tag </iframe>?That'd be correct.
<!--content-->Oye... and I went through all the trouble of creating a 2nd design using frames... ugh.<br />
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I think I'll go back to the 2 iframes one though.<br />
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Thanks for the confirmation of what was wrong.<br />
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I can't believe I did that!<!--content-->
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Each time I've tried to use 2 iframes, both with just plain html and with CSS it always stacks them right on top of each other depending on which one comes first in the coding. Then, whatever lines of code are below the iframe are messed up.<br />
<br />
Now that I think about it, do I need an ending iframe tag </iframe>? Or is it something else?<br />
<br />
*hopes its something else other than an ending tag so he doesn't feel stupid*<!--content-->Originally posted by Draike <br />
Now that I think about it, do I need an ending iframe tag </iframe>?That'd be correct.
<!--content-->Oye... and I went through all the trouble of creating a 2nd design using frames... ugh.<br /><br />
I think I'll go back to the 2 iframes one though.<br />
<br />
Thanks for the confirmation of what was wrong.<br />
<br />
I can't believe I did that!<!--content-->