iframing in multiple browsers
- Thread starter crissy00
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ThePhrofit
Newbie
- Jul 28, 2011
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put it inside a div and then give it an id, then move it with css until it looks good in all browsers.
i dont get what u mean, i can move it so it looks good in chrome but then its in the wrong place in IE,
what will css do? will it detect the browser and diplay appropriatly to that particular browser?
yeh unfortunatly my network only has 1 sutible offer, and theres not enough white space around the submit so if i make the iframe bigger it gets a load of junk in there
ThePhrofit
Newbie
- Jul 28, 2011
- 18
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Sorry but I couldn't reply via PM as I don't have enough posts.
put the thing you want to move between
put this below the head tag
change the number until its where you want it in all browsers, if margin-left doesn't move it try margin-right
put the thing you want to move between
Code:
<div id="move">
YOUR CODE YOU WANT TO MOVE
</div>put this below the head tag
Code:
<style type="text/css">
#move {
margin-left: 50px;
}
</style>change the number until its where you want it in all browsers, if margin-left doesn't move it try margin-right
thanks for the reply, but it is already aligned left and right,
it moves up and down can i make margin top or bottom?
thanks ill look into this
i used the code and it moves the iframe about great, but i think i didnt explain very well.
the position of the frame is fine.
its the content displayed inside the iframe that moves around depending on the browser.
hope theres a cure for this
the position of the frame is fine.
its the content displayed inside the iframe that moves around depending on the browser.
hope theres a cure for this