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    Default Fun with EZ pages and I-Frame

    I wanted to put information from another website I have into the Zen frame set. I couldn't find an easy answer but I ran across a post that referenced I-Frames. I did a little research on it and played around for a bit and came up with something that worked.

    I made a 2nd index.php page (index2.php) on my other site, edited out all the headers and what not and pulled it into EZ-Pages using the HTML editor and I-Frame code.

    It may not seem like rocket science to most but for me it was a great way to get what I wanted and I did it all by my self for once.

    The original site:
    http://www.RCDocuments.com

    Inside a ZenCart EZ-Page:
    http://www.teamfasteddy.com/index.ph...id=1&chapter=0

    Hope someone else finds some value in this post.
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    Default Re: Fun with EZ pages and I-Frame

    Great tip, thanks, and the I-Frame code you used is?

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    Default Re: Fun with EZ pages and I-Frame

    Change src= to the web address you want to pull in and adjust the size to fit.
    Frameborder="0" makes it look clean. If you want a border, use 1

    Code:
    <p align="center"><iframe width="100%" height="1600" frameborder="0" src="http://rcdocuments.com/index1.php" /></p>
    Last edited by inksale; 27 Aug 2006 at 07:26 AM.
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    Default Re: Fun with EZ pages and I-Frame

    Thanks inksale, filed all info in your posts here for future use

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    Default Re: Fun with EZ pages and I-Frame

    what you trying to do over there Ed - teach us designers new tricks

    Kudos to you for figuring it out yourself
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    Default Re: Fun with EZ pages and I-Frame

    Thanks,

    That makes life easier

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    Default Re: Fun with EZ pages and I-Frame

    I found the iframe needs to be closed, it caused some problems without it. just add </iframe>

    Thanks for the idea! It solved our problem perfectly.

 

 

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