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JCO
How do you control the size of this frame?
I don't see a height/Length in the code section.
I don't see a height/Length in the code section.
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Steve Easton
Right click inside the inline frame and select Inline Frame properties.
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JCO
Right clicking does not give me an option for frame properties. You can't
even select the inline frame. You can only select the text inside the
frame. When viewing the code, I don't see anything to modify it either.
even select the inline frame. You can only select the text inside the
frame. When viewing the code, I don't see anything to modify it either.
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Thomas A. Rowe
Switch to HTML View and add a width and height attribute to the IFrame tag.
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JCO
Yes this did work. I don't understand why that is not a property that can
be adjusted on the fly...but adding that got it to where I needed it to be.
Thanks very much.
be adjusted on the fly...but adding that got it to where I needed it to be.
Thanks very much.
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Steve Easton
It can be adjusted on the fly by right clicking inside the iframe and
selecting Inline frame Properties.
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selecting Inline frame Properties.
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JCO
As I posted earlier, I don't have the option of In-line frame properties.
Maybe its because the frame is already populated with the startup html page.
Maybe once this is done you can't change it on the fly. Anyway, I did it by
adding my own code as described in the previous post.
Not sure what to make of this, but like many things...there is a
work-a-round.
Maybe its because the frame is already populated with the startup html page.
Maybe once this is done you can't change it on the fly. Anyway, I did it by
adding my own code as described in the previous post.
Not sure what to make of this, but like many things...there is a
work-a-round.
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JCO
I finally got this to work.
It was somehow corrupted. I had to strip it out and insert a new In-Line
Frame.
This is working fine.
Thanks.
It was somehow corrupted. I had to strip it out and insert a new In-Line
Frame.
This is working fine.
Thanks.
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Steve Easton
Great ;-)
Don't you just love it when someone tells you something works, when you're
setting there looking at it and it won't??
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Don't you just love it when someone tells you something works, when you're
setting there looking at it and it won't??
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