[ deki_bg @ 16.05.2002. 18:47 ] @
znam za ovaj nacin: <iframe name="ubaceni" style="border:0px" src="stranica.html" frameborder="0" width="250" height="300" scrolling="auto"></iframe> ali u netscapeu se to ne vidi... kako jos moze?? |
[ deki_bg @ 16.05.2002. 18:47 ] @
[ Trunks @ 16.05.2002. 21:02 ] @
Nikako.
Netscape Navigator ga podržava samo u verziji 6, a Opera u 5. Neki predlažu da uradiš ovako: Code: <iframe width=150 height=200 src="blahblah.html"> <frame src="blahblah.html"> </iframe> Ali ja ti predlažem da ostaviš iframe kako jeste, a ljudi nek update'uju browsere. [ Jbyn4e @ 17.05.2002. 16:54 ] @
Citat: Trunks: Nikako. Netscape Navigator ga podržava samo u verziji 6, a Opera u 5. Ali ja ti predlažem da ostaviš iframe kako jeste, a ljudi nek update'uju browsere. Ma da, nek svi upgrade-uju broswere.... ili da svi radimo samo za IE, nema veze sto ga nema za *nix masine.... Kraca pretraga preko google-a na reci "netscape alternative iframe" dala je neka od resenja: Sa http://www.dominopower.com/issues/issue199911/mediaman004.html: Citat: This example below shows you how HTML code can be included on a Web page from another source, in a way that is compatible with both Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator -- one will ignore the IFRAME and the other will ignore the ILAYER. Of course, if you're developing for a corporate intranet, you may have the luxury of coding for just one browser. <iframe FRAMEBORDER="No" src="http://www.serv.com/DomMedia.nsf/MediaShow?OpenAgent&samp.gif" NAME="SampleFrame" SCROLLING="No" WIDTH=100% MARGINWIDTH=0 MARGINHEIGHT=0> <ILAYER src="http://www.serv.com/DomMedia.nsf/MediaShow?OpenAgent&samp.gif"> </ILAYER> </IFRAME> i sa http://www.mozilla.org/docs/web-developer/upgrade_2.html - koje necu citirati, ima ih vise mogucnosti, nego sam pogledaj. Copyright (C) 2001-2025 by www.elitesecurity.org. All rights reserved.
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