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When we learn HTML in the early stages, we will encounter the attribute value of iframe. In fact, iframe is a very interesting tag. Now I will talk about it with junior students. The function of the HTML iframe tag is to create an inline frame (i.e. inline frame) that contains another document. In layman's terms, it is to embed another html page in an html page. This label is relatively common and important in actual work. For example, iframes are basically used in the background of general web projects. When we log in to various mailboxes, we often see the effect of clicking on the link on the left and switching to the web page on the right. This is basically achieved through iframe.
All browsers support iframe tags, so there are no compatibility issues.
The more common usage of iframe is as follows:
<iframe name="main" width="100%" height="200" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" src="http://www.phpernote.com/"></iframe>
The parameters in the above code need to be modified according to the actual situation. Here are some of the more common attributes of iframe.
name Set the name of iframe
longdesc Regarding the description of iframe, this attribute basically does not support current mainstream browsers, so there is no need to use
border to set iframe The width of the edge
bordercolor Sets the color of the iframe border. The value can be an rgb color or a color name
frameboder Sets whether the border is 3-dimensional (0=no, 1=yes)
height sets the height of the iframe (available pixel value or percentage)
width sets the width of the iframe (available pixel value or percentage)
marginheight defines the top and bottom of the iframe Margin
marginwidth defines the left and right margins of the iframe
scrolling Whether there is a scroll bar (possible values are yes, no, auto)
src specified Files called by iframe (can reference files such as: html, htm, gif, jpeg, jpg, png, txt, *.*)
noresize prohibits resizing, this only supports IE core browser
allowtransparency Whether to allow transparency. IE5.5 begins to support the content transparency of floating frames. If you want to define transparent content for a floating frame, the following conditions must be met.
1. The allowTransparency tag attribute used with iframe elements must be set to true.
2. In the iframe content source document, the bgColor tag attribute of the background-color or body element must be set to transparent.
Examples are as follows:
(1) Parent frame page code
<body bgColor="#eeeeee"> <iframe allowTransparency="true" src="phpernote.html" noresize></iframe>
(2) Child frame page code (i.e. phpernote.html page code)
<body bgColor="transparent">
3 . Specify the id attribute of the iframe and obtain the height and width of the iframe scroll bar
<iframe id="phpernote" src="www.phpernote.com"></iframe> <script type="text/javascript"> var iframe=document.getElementById('phpernote'); document.write(iframe.scrollHeight);//滚动条高度 document.write(iframe.scrollWidth);//滚动条宽度 </script>
The above is the detailed description of the iframe attribute. I hope you will have a grasp of it. Next, the editor will share with you how to adapt the iframe height. For the setting method, students in need can pay attention to the PHP Chinese website.
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