dont laugh at me. this is honestly the first time i have used frames in a webpage. i am using frontpage, and i dont want to make a frames page. i have this code<br />
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<iframe width="675" height="300" target="SERV.htm"><br />
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but my frame just appears white, and serv.htm is in the same folder. what is wrong?
<!--content-->You should be using src=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"serv.htm" instead of target="serv.htm".<!--content-->you use target for a link, you want source<br />
iframe src=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"serv.htm"<!--content-->really? i wonder where i got that target idea from? oh yeah, i saw it on the source for a website, but it did have src too. oh well, w/e. thanx ya'll!<br />
and thanx not for expressing your laughter publicly!<br />
ok its working now. now all i need to do is make it not ugly... hmmmm<!--content-->ok one more question.<br />
how do i set the background color of a layer(<div> and <layer>). i tried the CSS, and i tried bgColor. neither worked.<!--content-->in a few words you can't<!--content-->Something like this?<br />
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<div style="background-color:#ff0000;"><br />
stuff here<br />
</div><!--content-->no that doesnt work, sorry...<br />
i guess it isnt possible. too bad, the white is just so,,, boring. i am going to put it up on the web so people can rate the layout, bcuz its a little more... unique... than most. see if its good or if its crap<!--content-->
<br />
<iframe width="675" height="300" target="SERV.htm"><br />
<br />
but my frame just appears white, and serv.htm is in the same folder. what is wrong?
<!--content-->You should be using src=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"serv.htm" instead of target="serv.htm".<!--content-->you use target for a link, you want source<br />iframe src=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"serv.htm"<!--content-->really? i wonder where i got that target idea from? oh yeah, i saw it on the source for a website, but it did have src too. oh well, w/e. thanx ya'll!<br />
and thanx not for expressing your laughter publicly!<br />
ok its working now. now all i need to do is make it not ugly... hmmmm<!--content-->ok one more question.<br />
how do i set the background color of a layer(<div> and <layer>). i tried the CSS, and i tried bgColor. neither worked.<!--content-->in a few words you can't<!--content-->Something like this?<br />
<br />
<div style="background-color:#ff0000;"><br />
stuff here<br />
</div><!--content-->no that doesnt work, sorry...<br />
i guess it isnt possible. too bad, the white is just so,,, boring. i am going to put it up on the web so people can rate the layout, bcuz its a little more... unique... than most. see if its good or if its crap<!--content-->