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IFrames
Frames, in general, allow you to present multiple webpages on one screen at once, and each page can reload separately from the rest. Iframes, specifically, are frames that you can position using absolute positioning and can easily specify the width and height, etc.
The basic code for an iframe is below
<html> <body>
<iframe src="yourpage.html"></iframe>
</body></html>
Replace where it says "yourpage.html" with the URL of the page you want to be presented in the frame.
Use the code below to specify more attributes to your iframe:
<iframe name="yourname" src="yourpage.html" width="#px" height="#px" marginwidth="#" marginheight="#" frameborder="#" overflow: auto;></iframe>
The parts that are bolded are what you can edit. For the last part, where it says "auto", change that to "noscroll", if you want the iframe to start flowing out of its specified margins once the content grows too large for the height and width you gave it. If you want the iframe to use scrollbars to manage the overflow problem, leave as is.
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