Hey guys. I have a question, my website has an iframe. The iframe adds a 20px border in Internet Explorer. Here the url http://www.silent.2dollarhost.net/mu...4%20Cobra.html

Any ideas why it does that.

The image you have used is bigger than the properties set for the iframe by the looks of it.

If you dont need scrolling, set: scrolling="no" inside the iframe properties.

because ie is terrible, use css and !important to make things show differently in different browsers

The question I have is: why is it in an iframe?

If it's just an image, why not use a div and replace the pic with the Javascript you already have going on?

This isn't a question of IE being good or bad, either...this is a case where there is a better way to design something than an inline frame.

the images are not too big, if you look in firefox. And i am using an iframe because tha is the only way i knew to pull the image up without making a page for every image.

So does anyone have any other advice?
I'm still having this problem.

Can't even see it now.. nothing there.
If you're just trying to show an IMAGE in this iFrame, there are other methods that might work:
http://particletree.com/features/lightbox-gone-wild/

Originally Posted by Silent77

t... i am using an iframe because tha is the only way i knew to pull the image up without making a page for every image.

Using an iframe for this isn't as efficient as it sounds. you can still pull in multiple images to one page without using iframe. When you use an iFrame, a client browser is actually downloading more info than if you just bring the image into the page with out it.. Just use a div to hold the image instead of the iFrame. It should work the same!

how would i load the images in a div? could you post a tutorial for me please.
Btw my host switched servers so that site was deleted and i didn't reupload it yet.
Thanks.

Read the article I gave you the link to, it will tell you exactly how to put an image into a <div>.

I read that and downloaded it... you have to make a html file for each image