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Positioning iframes
I have a webpage question. I want to put my livejournal into my webpage with an iframe like before, but now I want it to be specifically positioned. Like, first I want it to be 164 pixels from the left and have the actual iframe be 400(wide)by 331(high). My question is... how do I do this, or can I, even?
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The iframe tag itself contains the properties width and height (in pixels or percentage of screen).
I suggest specifying the height and width in the iframe tag itself and enclosing it in a div. Then use CSS to position the div 164 px from the left.
if that doesn't work, drop me a line and we can play with it a bit.
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I've never used iFrames, but I know that in CSS you can use 'position:absolute' to place a div box where you want. It would look like this:
#name{position:absolute;
margin-left:164px;
width:400px;
height:331px;
}
Try that.
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[Link](Mouse over link to see full location) has good tutorials on how to use html and css. I have never tried to use frames.
If you don't get a better answer from someone more familiar with this, try asking one of the advice columnists personally in their mailbox who indicates computers as a main interest, like spacefem, dolphinlover, downwithhydrogen, or MFS.
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