<iframe> tag Standard Attributes for HTML

**Jesus-Ernesto** · 08-12-2009

I have just started to learn HTML i.e. Hyper Text Markup Language. This is my first web development language which I am learning. But still it is very easy to understand. I am now on a topic called Inline Frame i.e. the <iframe> tag in HTML. What are its Standard and Optional attributes. How to deal with browsers which do not support iframes.

**Katty** · 08-12-2009

Code:

<html>
<body>
<iframe src ="inlinefrm.html" width="80%" height="80%">
  <p>Inline Frame</p>
</iframe>
</body>
</html>

The above HTML code snippet will display an inline frame. The src attribute specifies the file to be displayed in the frame section. Thus, the inline frame is defined by an <iframe> tag in HTML that can be used for including external objects such as other HTML files as well.

**Reegan** · 08-12-2009

Following are the Standard Attributes for the HTML tag <iframe>:

class: This value signifies the element with a class name.
id: This value signifies an element with a unique ID.
style: This value is signifies an element with an inline style.
title: This value is used to provide extra information about the elements.

If you are coming across a web browser which does not interprets iframe tag, you would have to place within the <iframe> and </iframe> tag. The content in an element of iframe is served as an alternative for web browsers that do not support inline frames or are not configured to show inline frames.

**Praetor** · 08-12-2009

I have just completed studying HTML recently and now I am studying ASP.Net now. I have to admit that HTML is the easiest of all Web Based languages to develop Web Pages. The optional attributes for inline frames include: align, frameborder, height, longdesc, marginheight, marginwidth, name, scrolling, src, width. If you want to include a target for other links then inline frames are there to be used for this purpose.