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iframe alternative?

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  • 12-01-2007 2:36am
    #1
    -=al=-
    Registered Users Posts: 4,285 ✭✭✭


    Is there any alternative to iframes?

    im on a hosting service that has an add as an Iframe and i ise this....

    }
    iframe {display:none;!important;
    }


    ....in the Css style sheet so it doesn't display, works fine...


    but i want to add an iframe from a different page, is it possible to specify the certain iframe to be used or does the code i use in the stylesheet overide it?


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    #2
    seamus
    Registered Users Posts: 68,317 ✭✭✭✭seamus


    Yep, you can simply override your original style

    So 
    iframe {
      display:none;
}
iframe.myIframe {
      display: block;
}

    The declaration that appears *last* in the sheet is the one that takes precedence.


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    #3
    -=al=-
    Registered Users Posts: 4,285 ✭✭✭-=al=-


    k, thanks, the iframe i dont want is still blocked, which is grand but how do i add the iframe i want to be seen?



    do i put the url or the frame name somewhere in the code u posted?


    http://mylink.com/maintext.htm

    is the iframe i want to be visible in the main page.



    and heres the code i used for where it's placed.

    <IFRAME name="insideframe" src="http://mylink.com/maintext.htm&quot; name="insideframe" width="462" height="696" margin="0" scrolling="yes">

    </IFRAME>



    =/


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    Adam
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,866 ✭✭✭Adam


    <IFRAME name="insideframe" src="http://mylink.com/maintext.htm&quot; name="insideframe" width="462" height="696" margin="0" scrolling="yes" class="myIframe">

    </IFRAME>

    If I'm not mistaken...


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    #5
    -=al=-
    Registered Users Posts: 4,285 ✭✭✭-=al=-


    I love you,


    well both of you :)

    thanks a lot!


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    #6
    -=al=-
    Registered Users Posts: 4,285 ✭✭✭-=al=-


    k one more thing... instead of making a new threadi thought id post it here..


    i was on domaintools.com for my domain name and as i was reading through about the site and all the details about it, everything was fine, but i noticed this lil line


    SEO Score: 58%
    Meta Relevance: 45%
    Terms: 36 (Unique: 31, Linked: 16)
    Images: 23 (Alt tags missing: 1)
    Links: 13 (Internal: 7, Outbound: 5)
    iFrames: 1 Warning: parts of page not indexable by most search engines.



    What's with that! is it an Iframe problem or sometihng with the hosting/doamin service

    also whats the SEO score, is that a bad meta relevence? and one mroe thing, what is the terms bit?


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    Evil Phil
    Registered Users Posts: 7,468 ✭✭✭Evil Phil


    SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization (or Optimizing depending on who you talk to) which relates to you ranking in search engine results. The warning line means your iframe will not be included when search engines index your page. This means the content of the iframe will not be included in when the search engines rank you site.

    It would be a good idea to ask over on the Webmaster & Flash forum too.


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