I was wondering regarding iframe's if it is possible to add some focus point's for example if you use a pdf document. would it then be possible to make link's to the different page's from a menu on the sideline or to use 2 iframe's where 1 is the original document and the 2nd only the "index/Table of Contents" with link's to different page point's throughout the document ?
what i am searching for is a method to remote the <iframe> content via link's or a seperate <iframe> serving as a static remote rather than using the same iframe to navigate.
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i also stumbled across the word "X-Frame-Options" that prevent's other websites to iframe sites and was wondering how and where exactly to implement it
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i found out about "X-frame option" and i think it might prove to be rather interesting for other's so i am posting it here:
http://www.webmasterworld.com/webmaster/4022867.htm
however i am still wondering how to use <iframe> better, such as remoting to specific spot's in a document from a sidepanel or simply a 2nd <iframe> that point's at another spot/page that can be used to guide around.
http://www.webmasterworld.com/webmaster/4022867.htm
however i am still wondering how to use <iframe> better, such as remoting to specific spot's in a document from a sidepanel or simply a 2nd <iframe> that point's at another spot/page that can be used to guide around.
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Re: <iframe> Question
You can use #page=X to select a page.
Demo http://netkoder.dk/test/test0284.html
Demo http://netkoder.dk/test/test0284.html


