I-Frames Tutorial
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- cre2d
I know this is probably redundant for everyone but me, but here is a fucking brilliant, idiot proof I-frames tutorial. I can't do fuck all in dreamweaver, but I can float some frames thanks to this tut.
peace
- cre2d0
probaly should have given the address huh?
- sexypixel0
what i want to know is can you target more than 1 iframe without using javascript?
I dont like javascript
- protoculture0
nope
- unknown0
what i want to know is can you target more than 1 iframe without using javascript?
I dont like javascript
sexypixel
(apr 29 03)As protoculture said: nope. C'mon, what's wrong with Javascript? I've heard many people saying they don't like JS. I myself couldn't live without it ;)
- sexypixel0
i just dont like useing something that users can turn on and off.
Its never garanteed to work
- unknown0
- like images sexypixel :)
- sexypixel0
true style, but i think the user would notice that option turned off. where as most would not know if they had javascript turned off, even when nothing happens when they click it
- jevad0
tony hardly anyone purposefully surfs with jscript off! And you can detect it on a splash page - if they do have it turned off you can warn them the site needs it turned on....
- unknown0
i just dont like useing something that users can turn on and off.
Its never garanteed to worksexypixel
(apr 30 03)Well, if your "target audience" is not the average user, but people interested in art/design, they will have JS turned on for sure ;) That's why I don't mind using JS at my site. Well, the fact is that for some reason my site gives problems to people using some other browsers than IE and I couldn't care less ;D Anyways IE users are 92% of my visitors, so why bother trying to figure out what's wrong?
- unknown0
if they do have it turned off you can warn them the site needs it turned on....
jevad
(apr 30 03)Yep. I have a message about that on my site's status bar.
- sexypixel0
all good points, its a great technology, does great things but for some reason i dont like having it on my site, i don;t like the way it shows in the status bar, i would love to have my site purely in good auld html but then i wouldnt really be moving with the times would i
- unknown0
all good points, its a great technology, does great things but for some reason i dont like having it on my site, i don;t like the way it shows in the status bar, i would love to have my site purely in good auld html but then i wouldnt really be moving with the times would i
sexypixel
(apr 30 03)Well yeah. No JS = no possibility to feature your folio works on unresizable pop-up windows. Or is there another way?
- sexypixel0
yes there is, great tutorial, was put on ntb before i think
- unknown0
From what I've seen you can't do the window with that onclick command as I want it to be (no scrollbars, unresizable, no status bar, no menubar...).
- sexypixel0
it worked for me on my site, go to the photos section, they all use that script, no javascript, just view sourse on one of the photosets =)