Help Stop Inline frame from causing host page to load at bottom

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Guest

I inserted an inline frame near the bottom of my index page.

Now the page won't load at the top, where I have a small flash intro
playing, it wants to load at the bottom, centering the inline frame and its
contents on the screen.

Talk about a pig for the spotlight.

How do I get my page to load at the top like all other normal pages?
 
S

Steve Easton

What alignment properties did you set for the IFrame??


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G

Guest

Alignment: Default


Steve Easton said:
What alignment properties did you set for the IFrame??


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S

Steve Easton

Ok, then what are the alignment properties for the table.
The table will drive the location of the Iframe.

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G

Guest

Table properties:
Alignment: left
Float: default
Specify width: 100%

Here's the link to see what I mean www.sitezeal.com
(forgive the load time - working on that)
 
S

Steve Easton

There's an issue with the file name for the source file reference used
in the Iframe.

It reads like this: <iframe name="I1" width="250" height="148"
src="Show.htm#open"

The pound sign makes the browser think that the link is to a bookmark
which forces the browser to scroll down.

Change the link to src="Show.htm"


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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G

Guest

Yes. Exactly.
Thankyou.

Steve Easton said:
There's an issue with the file name for the source file reference used
in the Iframe.

It reads like this: <iframe name="I1" width="250" height="148"
src="Show.htm#open"

The pound sign makes the browser think that the link is to a bookmark
which forces the browser to scroll down.

Change the link to src="Show.htm"


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed..................
...............................with a computer
 

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