I want to display a specific area of an external website using iFrames. A year ago I created such code successfully, but lost this code due to a crashed computer. Googling for any solutions did not help me so far.
Any hints on how to achieve this (again)?
This is what I have so far:
<div style="
position:relative; // used for positioning and may or may not be required
background: #FCC; // background color of div may or may not be seen
height: 0; // height of window (div) that contains the iframe content
width: 0; // width of window (div) that contains the iframe content
left: 0; // absolute position of window (div) from the left edge of browser
top: 0; // absolute position of window (div) from the top edge of browser
">
<iframe src="http://teletekst.infothuis.nl/tt.gif?632_01" // location of external resource
width="380" // width of iframe should match the width of containing div
height="283" // height of iframe should match the height of containing div
marginwidth="0" // width of iframe margin
marginheight="0" // height of iframe margin
frameborder="no" // frame border preference
scrolling="no" // instructs iframe to scroll overflow content
style="
border-style: solid; // border style
border-color: #333; // border color
border-width: 0px; // border width
background: #FFF; // background color
">
</iframe>
I only want to see the black area under and above the blue bars of these pages and to "glue" them together to one black area.
