Tutorials - HTML - Iframes

Iframes are frames which are included inline in your document to included content from an external source. You probably won't use them a huge amount when you are beginning with HTML development, but after a while you may find some clever uses for them. Here's an example of an Iframe:

<iframe src="http://www.google.com" width="500" height="400" frameborder="1" scrolling="yes">Your browser does not support this Iframe</iframe>

The text between the <iframe> and </iframe tags is usually hidden, and will only be displayed if the page is viewed with a browser which does not support the Iframe element. The attributes you can use when describing Iframes are:

src="" - The source of the content to be displayed in the Iframe
width="" - Width of the Iframe in pixels
height="" - Height of the Iframe in pixels
frameborder="1|0" - Whether to show a border on the Iframe
marginheight="" - Height of the margin
marginwidth="" - Width of the margin
scrolling="yes|no|auto" - Whether to add scrollbars to the Iframe (default - auto)

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