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iframe AND ie, tut!


Craig Hopson

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hey been long time since had a HTML problem heres the code

<iframe name="Iframe" src="<?php echo $img; ?>" frameborder="0" style="width:95%; border:0; background-color:#ADADEB; height:100%; overflow:auto;"></iframe>

now this works great in FF but it look like thisff.png ie what a messie.pngany ideas welcome.....

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Does your document have a <!DOCTYPE> declaration?And if it does, are you setting the height of the <html> and <body> elements to 100% as well?

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Sorry for the delay yes i have <!DOCTYPE> declaration what do you mean by

setting the height of the <html> and <body> elements to 100% as well?
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When you set an element's height to a percentage value. It takes that as a percentage of the nearest ancestor that has a height that's already set. If you don't give the <html> and <body> elements a height, then this element won't get a height either.

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cool thanks for your help one last thing in my iframe i displaying photos how can i make the iframe a set size ie 600px X 600px yet the picture will fit the iframe perfect

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In the page that's inside the frame you can set the max-height and max-width properties of the image to 600px.. This, requires that the image is inside an HTML page.Instead of an iframe it might be good to try other methods such as Javascript and fall back to PHP.

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