hi, here something usefull I think. A few months ago I designed a website with pretty much Iframes. but the problem was how to target them. I found the solution. look with me to the codes below, you see the code Iframe. the specific Iframe was given a name with the code name = "yourname". now you can easily target the frame by giving the link code a param target = "yourname". Iframe code: <iframe name = "bob" src = "..."></iframe> linking code: <a href = "..." target = "bob">Click</a> if you have any questions feel free to ask. thats why I'm here greetz Biesbos

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thanks for this post
I was just about to ask how to do that

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Thank you so much. I have been looking everywhere for this! I am so glad that i found this forum as the members here obviously know a lot about codes, scripts and HTML. Thanks once again!

.Solitude

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As a veteran of web development and W3C standards, I absolutely HATE, with a passion, frames and iframes. They are not browser friendly, buggy and SEO hopeless. Finally, there is no need for frames/iframes.

And there should be no space between target="example".

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Yes, the W3C has depreciated <iframe>s. Instead, please read my tutorial here at Astahost Tutorials. It involves switching to <object> because an HTML/XHTML page in another page is considered a foreign "object".

Please make your pages with iframes XHTML 1.0 compliant because we are cleaning up the web here.

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