http://www.geocities.com/dutch_soccer_team/index.htm
Okay, so right now the background of my iframe is white, but I already have a background which is on the picture where the iframe is placed on.
So, I would like the background 'color' to be see-through/transparant (not sure if thats the right word).
I looked around on the website because it sounds too small to make a topic about, but I can't seem to find anything explaining how I can do this.

Sorry just checked. that wasn't right

.....As far as I know you can't make a frames background transparent. I tried searching for it but I got no result

As far as I know you can't make a frames background transparent. I tried searching for it but I got no result

but if u use a table instead, and dont specify any backgrround color, it will automatically be transparent!

::edit:: or u could just cut a piece out of your background image and specify that as the background of your iframe

Yea, I think I'll do that background thing, I'm not good with tables :)

Thanks for your help though!

Thanks for your help though!

that's what I found
http://www.lissaexplains.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56198&highlight=transparent+iframe

add allowtransparency to iframe and filter to iframe{}

is there also a way to set the opacity for that? or would i just have to put a partly transparent layer upon it with psp?