iFrame

Example: /playground/iframe

There are two options to embed content from another source in an iframe

• IFrame Frame
• IFrame Object.

The Frame is NOT valid XHTML Strict, but appears to work better then the Object in older browsers. Therefore the IFRAME FRAME is the recommended placeholder.

Pages in the CMS may be displayed without the masthead and footers by putting ?iframe=true in the querystring, like www.uccsda.org/home?iframe=true

Choose The IFrame Frame from the Directory

View the properties of the IFrame and edit the General Attributes:

• Custom Attribute - width : how wide the iframe is in pixels px or percent %
• Custom Attribute - height : how tall the iframe is in pixels px or percent %
• Custom Attribute - frameborder : how thick the border is in pixels
• Custom Attribute - src like http://www.google.com : URL source of the content of the iframe
• Custom Attribute - scrolling : auto, yes, or no whether to draw scrollbars

The message that describes as frames being required can be edited; and will be what is ONLY visible if the client browser does not support IFrames (nearly all modern browsers do).

Alternatively the IFrame Object is Valid xHTML 1.0 Strict but does not work well with older browsers as of 12/2006 so therefore should not be considered as the primarily solution.

As of upgrading to xStandard 2.0, IFrame Object is not longer processed in the editor.

View the properties of the IFrame Object and edit the General Attributes:

• General Attribute – width : how wide a document is % or px
• General Attribute – height : how tall a document is % or px
• General Attribute – data : URL source of the document, stored in escaped HTML
• General Attribute – Data type : text/HTML