IFrames

[trundrumbalind]

Hi, I know I was able to get around this problem in the past but I can't remember how.

If you check out www.incognito.org.uk/newsite/index.html (http://www.incognito.org.uk/newsite/index.html) you'll see it uses an IFRAME for the content. Now, if you resize the window, the IFRAME alignment goes all weird. Refreshing the page fixes it, but obviously I don't want users to have to do that (or even for them to KNOW they have to do that!).

The problem doesn't happen with Firefox but IE seems to be having troubles with it. Any help would be great.

[Kristopher]

Are you useing javascript?

[trundrumbalind]

No, there's no javascript involved. Should there be?

[Kristopher]

A friend of mine had this probelm once, but it was only when viewed in FireFox. He ended up using some sort of JavaScript concoction.

[DDD]

weird I have never seen that and I have a page that uses Iframes. Lemme see what i did so mine does not do that.

[trundrumbalind]

Hey so did anyone have any ideas about this? Kristopher had an idea about using Javascript but what would it be?

Sorry to bump up this post but I'm desperate and I've got a tight deadline.

[bwh2]

take out the position:relative; in your iframe class.

[trundrumbalind]

But that takes away the top and left positioning of the iframe which messes it up. I have tried taking out the CSS and just using transparent GIFs (shims) and it works fine but I kinda feel guilty about using a method like this!!! Fixing my CSS would be a lot nicer

[bwh2]

.iframe {
margin-left: 17px;
top: 0px;
width: 430px;
height: 300px;
}

[trundrumbalind]

What a guy! Nice work bwn2--much appreciated! I had to change top: 0px; to margin-top: 8px; to fix the top positioning but that's great mate, thanks!

[bwh2]

no problem.