Karissa
06-01-2003, 11:36 PM
With Iframes, do you have to have a separate url with the text you want to put in the box? Frames are so confusing.
Heres what I want. I have a table. A simple table with two rows. It has background colors and border colors. In the first row I have a title. I understand all that. But then, I have a story I want to put in the bottom row, but I want to put it in there so that it won't take up much room. Simpley put, I want to put a frame there with a scrollbar so that people will just have to scroll in the box instead of the whole page. I've tried textareas but they don't allow me to use html in the textarea. I'm guessing I only have two choices left. DIV's and iframes. Right? Which method would allow me to acheive the best result for what I want?
Example:
<table bgcolor="black"; border="1"; bordercolor="#22e1ff"; cellpadding="2"; cellspacing="1";><tr><td><center><font color="gold"; size="5">..| Title |..</font></tr></td><tr><td width="500"><center><font color=gold>I want the frame to go here in this space.</font>
</center></tr></td></table>
Heres what I want. I have a table. A simple table with two rows. It has background colors and border colors. In the first row I have a title. I understand all that. But then, I have a story I want to put in the bottom row, but I want to put it in there so that it won't take up much room. Simpley put, I want to put a frame there with a scrollbar so that people will just have to scroll in the box instead of the whole page. I've tried textareas but they don't allow me to use html in the textarea. I'm guessing I only have two choices left. DIV's and iframes. Right? Which method would allow me to acheive the best result for what I want?
Example:
<table bgcolor="black"; border="1"; bordercolor="#22e1ff"; cellpadding="2"; cellspacing="1";><tr><td><center><font color="gold"; size="5">..| Title |..</font></tr></td><tr><td width="500"><center><font color=gold>I want the frame to go here in this space.</font>
</center></tr></td></table>