iFrames

newbie to inline frames

[Doood]

Do inline frames have to completely cut off a page at the top or sides? Or can you have something like a 400x200 section centered on a page for the iframe to be in?

Also, if you put the iframe on a htm page and the page in the iframe is php for scritps on it, will that work?
Like this, take page.htm and have a section of that page as an iframe, the page in the iframe is linkscripts.php that requires php for the link script, does it work like that?

[korkus2000]

An iframe is like regular frames except it is on the page and can be any size you want any where on the page you want. You can make it 10px x 10px in the very bottom corner(unrealistic, but trying to help you understand). Just like frames you will be calling the php page from the src attribute and it will be parsed like a php page.

[Doood]

oh ok, I see now.
thanks

[topr8]

You can make it 10px x 10px in the very bottom corner(unrealistic, but trying to help you understand)

i can think of a few very handy reasons for such an iframe - even a 1x1 or 0x0

[Doood]

I'm just trying to included links from phpAdsNew on several different sites and pages, being able to edit all of them at the same time by only having to do it once.