to iframes or not?
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- Fher
do you recommend them? i´m designing an internatinoal conference site and i´ve heard that Netscape users can´t see them...
what do you say? should i?
Best regards,
- ********0
I've heard that on a percentage scale you cannot see netscape users.
- ********0
LOL!
Netscape doesn't have a problem with iframes. Unless you're using 4 or something... in which you shouldn't be allowed on the Internet.
Opera is the only current browser that has some issues with them.
If your site is content heavy (huge essays) I would stay away.
- trooperbill0
who cares about netscape users - it works in MOZ and thats all that matters - the old netscape Vs IE argument is deas, netscape doesnt support w3c standards so ditch it otherwise you might as well make the site text only without formating because a % use text only browsers
- ********0
trooperbill... most browsers still don't support w3c standards. Opera is probably the only I know that does - and IT has issues with iframes.
Besides - if he has to ask - he ain't gonna to code to w3c standards so it's kinda mute, yes?
- jpolk0
opera has issues with everything
- ********0
opera has issues with bad developers :/
- quik0
yo why not use a div?
xhtml, fools.
- ********0
can you scroll a div?
- ********0
surely doctor!
- ********0
oh ok. nice to know.
- sinisnap0
just resurrecting this thread as i'm wondering if the difference between using an iframe and a div is that you can't contain a page from another site in a div? or am i wrong?
- ********0
I guess you can use a DIV for this with a php include - but that would only work locally.
For a page from another site you'd need a: permission, and b: an iframe.