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Default iframes - 11-14-2004 , 03:07 AM






hello, ive just been working with tables on dreamweaver, then i wanted to put a
scroll bar within the table, so i would have a box that scrolled news for my
webpage; keeping the rest of my site not scrollable. Apparently i cant do this
without an iframe, but all the sites ive looked at to help are very confusing,
if anyone could help me who sort of understands what im trying to do that would
be nice. thanks, Will ps im trying to make a vertical scroll bar, not a
horizontal one


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Default Re: iframes - 11-14-2004 , 03:24 AM






You literally just type this code into the <td></td> cell of the table
in which you want the 'news' to appear.

Change the width/height to whatever you require.


<td><iframe src="news.htm" name="MyFrame" width="100%" height="400"
align="default"></iframe></td>


Make a new Dreamweaver document for your 'news' page and save it to the
site folder with the name news.htm


If you don't like to work in code view you can go to
www.projectseven.com look under the extentions tab for the free
'floating frame' extention.

This extention will automatically produce all the necessay code for you
whilst in Dreamweavers design view.








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hello, ive just been working with tables on dreamweaver, then i wanted to put a
scroll bar within the table, so i would have a box that scrolled news for my
webpage; keeping the rest of my site not scrollable. Apparently i cant do this
without an iframe, but all the sites ive looked at to help are very confusing,
if anyone could help me who sort of understands what im trying to do that would
be nice. thanks, Will ps im trying to make a vertical scroll bar, not a
horizontal one



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Default Re: iframes - 11-14-2004 , 03:33 AM



thanks very much, ill try it out

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