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I'd ditch the iframe and create a page containing content and menu for each view. Server side scripting could make this easier. <a href="http://david.us-lot.org/frames.php" rel="ugc">http://david.us-lot.org/frames.php</a>&nbsp;has some pointers on the subject.
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I'd ditch the iframe and create a page containing content and menu for each view. Server side scripting could make this easier. http://david.us-lot.org/frames.php [http://david.us-lot.org/frames.php] has some pointers on the subject.

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iframes only work in NS5+. In time, it will be standard, but right now we all have to wait on NS to catch up with the world.
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iframes only work in NS5+. In time, it will be standard, but right now we all have to wait on NS to catch up with the world.

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I have a page that MUST have an area where links are loaded into however, I am coming across a few problems with the &lt;IFRAME&gt; tag if I view my site using Netscape.<br />
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I have a menu at the top of my page that uses hidden DIVs that appear when you hover over an area, but the DIVs are supposed to appear on top of the Iframe. However in Netscape they appear under the Iframe.<br />
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Does anyone know a way of fixing this or is there another solution to the Iframe? (PS no I cant use normal frames because my site needs to be one one page)
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I have a page that MUST have an area where links are loaded into however, I am coming across a few problems with the <IFRAME> tag if I view my site using Netscape.

I have a menu at the top of my page that uses hidden DIVs that appear when you hover over an area, but the DIVs are supposed to appear on top of the Iframe. However in Netscape they appear under the Iframe.

Does anyone know a way of fixing this or is there another solution to the Iframe? (PS no I cant use normal frames because my site needs to be one one page)

Cross browser solution to IFRAME?

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.