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The effect can be done using STYLE, which is recommended in any case.Īdditional options for restrictions on the IFRAME content. Specifies margin left and right for the IFRAME content. The effect can be done using STYLE, which is recommended in any case. Specifies margin top and bottom for the IFRAME content. Note: The content of the file being linked to is not shown anywhere in the IFRAME. Specifies a page containing a longer description of the content of the IFRAME. Specifies the height of the IFRAME in px. Specifies whether you want a border/frame on the IFRAME or not. Specifies the alignment (placing) of the IFRAME relative to the other elements on the page. As demonstrated in the example above, being gone only means that the effect has to be done using the attribute STYLE, either directly in the tag or as CSS. IFRAME has a number of specific attributes, of which a big part has vanished as a part of HTML 5.

You can read more about video on websites here. The three tags can handle video, but here it is generally better to use the VIDEO tag, as the was created specifically for this particular use. In general, IFRAME is currently the most populat tag, and EMBED is supposedly being deprecated. They basically do the same, but you should be aware that the tags have some minor differences that may make one better to use that the other, when coding. Embedding we still use a lot, and for that we have the three tags OBJECT, EMBED og IFRAME. Today frames are only used on a very few and old websites, to some extent because the tag was removed in HTML 5. In the late 1990's, frames, an earlier version of the current IFRAME tag, was all the rage, as it offered some possibilities for design, that hadn't been possible before. These days it is especially video that is embedded, and to some degree pdf documents, but those are not the only uses. For various reasons, it can be an advantage to embed an element in a page.