HTML Question

I don't want to test this out and mess up.

Too lazy to research.


Is it possible to change the size of an iFrame to a percentage? IE:

Code:

<iframe src="/somerandomlink" width="90%" height="300" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>

Would it work?

I took a look at it and researched it brah aperintly its an ie bug

(quoted off a site)

This is an ie bug, I believe it works in other browsers. You will need to specify a pixil value or use some css



iframe src="" name="" style="height:100%;width:100%;position:absolute;"></iframe>

This might open up a ie and how it seems to handle css + 100% and objects. That combination just does not get along I am alsways fighting with it when I am using images and yes iframes too, but I am usually battleing the width over stretching etc


Which is an answer to this question



I was using iframes and had a problem with the height attribuite resizing to 100% when I put the: height="100%". I am using this in tables, so does the table have to be set to 100% as well, I tried this but still had the same problem.

Has anyone else had a similiar problem?

<iframe src=".." name=".." width="100%" height="100% ..></iframe>

thanks for your time







sounds like what you were looking for