Sorry, but this "tutorial" (?) is incomplete..where did the frameborder attribute go? And the Name and Scrolling attribute? And it also should be:
<b>&lt;iframe.....&gt;Sorry, your browser doesnt supports IFrame's!&lt;/iframe&gt;</b>

I've rated this tutorial poor, im sure im correct with my vote. Please, learn to master HTML first before you attempt to write a tutorial ;)

I am a relatively new user of html, but I found this tutorial to be clear and simple. It gave me the basic information that I needed even if it is not all inclusive, or maybe because it did not include too much information. Thank you!

I think it`s good.I never us this in my website.Can u send me one example iframe of on email.plz..

Justin:

I realize you wrote this a long time agi, however, the closing tag &lt;/iframe&gt; is being interpreted by my browser as HTML in your article and so it is not showing up on my screen.

I think it will show up if you substitute &lt;/iframe&gt; which will keep my browser from getting confused.

Lincoln

Yikes, these comment boxes are being accepted as HTML by my browser so my message did not turn out correctly on the screen.

I meant to say, use ampersand l t semicolon forward slash iframe ampersand g t semicolon, but it was interpreted instead of displayted.

Lincoln again

sorry!

I would of gone with this instead myself ^_^.

.iframe {
border: 0px;
height: 50px;
width: 96%;
padding: 2px;
overflow: auto;
text-align: justify;
position: relative;
left: 2%;
right: 2%;
color: #000000;
}

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