Firefox/IE fix needed for zoom tool

[Sarah Atkinson]

<iframe style="zoom:90%;" marginheight="10px" width="767px" height="525px" align="left" frameborder="0" scrolling="yes" src="http://myiframeurl.com"></iframe>

Here is my code that works in IE but I need in Firefox a different set of code since as we all know the zoom style does not work in firefox.

In fire fox I need the width to be set at 680px.

Also can I have just vertical scrolling enabled in IE and both enabled in FF?

Sarah

[Xapti]

You should be able to achieve what you wish with conditional comments.

Make a basic design for browsers which don't support zoom (IE5, Opera, etc.), so with the smaller width or whatever it is, and then make a conditional comment for like IE5.5+ or whatever, for the ones which do support it.

Why do you need to use zoom at all though, can't you make it 680px width on all of them, or what?

[Sarah Atkinson]

unfortunately the width of what I am framing in is a very large set width..It's an inventory module for a car dealership... These things are notorious for me SEO unfriendly, ridged, ugly, non-flexible and over priced. So I'm trying to work around what I got..... I can't decided which is worse to work around, The old IE or this inventory module....

[poppyrich]

vertical scrolling in IE - yes, vertical and horizontal scrolling are controlled via CSS using IE's overflowY and overflowX properties.
both or either/or can be controlled. Don't know about FF.

Not quite sure why the zoom property needs to be set - doesn't just setting the width and height of the iframe do the trick?