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Posted by jojo on 07/27/06 19:10
cal08755 wrote:
>>> Hi....I need to <iframe> in a part of an outside site in....but the
>>> problem is, I do not want the header of their site, but what is
>>> below...is there a way to specify to bring the page down to just frame
>>> in that particular part of the page?
>>>
>> First of all: Please use (or at least try to use) correct English
>> grammar which also means to write /full/ sentences. Try to formulate
>> your post as clear as possible so anybody is able to understand your
>> question. "I need to <iframe> in a part of an outside site in..." is ot
>> really understandable...
>> Perhaps you can post a URL? Would really be helpful...
>>
>> Second: Forget about frames... they are evil.
>>
>> Third: If you really *must* use frames: I guess you refer to a site
>> which is not yours. Most people/companies do not like their pages to get
>> framed. So you should at least be so kind to frame their whole site and
>> not just snippets. I advice you to ask for permission first or at least
>> point out that that content is not yours and provide a link to the
>> original website.
>>
>> do_not_really_think_TH, but please do not just ignore this.
>> jojo
>
> Hey jojo...sorry about the grammer, I was typing in a hurry and
> probably was thinking faster than I was typing. Also, I have the
> persons full permission, and by their request, asked if I ccould take
> out their header.
OK, if you have the permission that's something different. but it still
would be useful to post a URL. Perhaps there are named anchors in the
site so you can take Andy's advice? Or the header is in one <div>-tag so
you can use JavaScript to change it's style to display:none? But without
knowing the page I can just guess...
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