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OK. Now I got it to work. I can't really say that I used much of your last instructions. I did some more searches, and I found this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3272071/iframe-to-only-show-a-certain-part-of-the-page There I found the following single JS line that uses jQuery: $('#target-div').load('http://www.mywebsite.com/portfolio.php #portfolio-sports'); Then I started reading the W3schools.com JS tutorial, and when I got to "JS Output" I was enabled to 'concoct' these 2 pages: http://www.transformation.dk/iframeexample.html http://www.transformation.dk/LOCALIframePage.html So there might be an even more elegant solution, or maybe a very experienced JS programmer can point out some weaknesses in certain browsers etc., but I only use that single JS-line mentioned above! Everything else is just HTML and CSS. And even <iframe> became obsolete and has vanished from the above mentioned "iframeexample.html"!! So thank you very much for your help! Best regards, H.R.

Dear dsonesuk I am sorry to have bothered you with these questions. I am not a javascript programmer, so I don't really understand your instructions.

Well, thank you. But I am sorry I can't make it work the way I want. I can't see how to get the iframe-command to only show part of the source-page it refers to? I have put a slightly modified version of your example on my website here: http://www.transformation.dk/iframeexample.html

Well... I must admit that I did NOT fully understand how it works. And we have a slight misunderstanding: I don't want to print less than what is shown in the iframe-block, but I want the iframe-block to only show a part of the src web-page it points to. How do I do that?

Thank you very much. I think I understand how it all works. I will be testing it on my website soon. There is just one peculiarity. :-) The first html file you gave me also uses the id ref "#original_iframe_content", but that doesn't exist in the second file you gave me. :-)

Thanks. That html-file contains the iframe which refers to "LOCALIframePage.html". Can you show me that file, to see how you mark the interesting part of the page? Thank you very much.

Great! Thanks! Can you explain a little more or refer me to an example?

Hi! Can I use iFrame to show/select only a certain part of another html page on my own website? It's extra relevant when printing the page(!) The page I want to include a part of is http://www.transformation.dk/Transformationen.html Thank you very much. Henrik

Yes! Now it validates. Thank you.

Hi! I tried using "Example 3 - Text in Transparent Box" here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_image_transparency.asp But it could not be validated. My experiment can be found here: http://www.transformation.dk/chemtrails/forsoge-lave-ramme3.html This is the error I receive when I try to validate it with http://validator.w3.org/unicorn/ : This document could not pass the test: W3C CSS Validator (Level 3) Error (1) Address: http://www.transformation.dk/chemtrails/forsoge-lave-ramme3.html 7 div.transbox Parse Error opacity=70) I have also copied the original example into an individual page here: http://www.transformation.dk/chemtrails/Opacity-experiment.html That generates A LOT of errors, including the one mentioned above. So it is not my way of incorporating it in my page that creates the error. Best regards, H.R.