@bathurst_guyFeb 11.2007 — #It's because you are using absolute positioning which takes it out of the normal flow of the website. If you don't use position absolute this will not happen.
@bathurst_guyFeb 11.2007 — #You are using really bad code there though.... That should be in style tags!!! And you should specify what measurements, like pixels.<iframe src="http://xxx.htm" id="layer0" width="390" height="1124" scrolling="no" frameborder="no" style="position:absolute; left:200px; top:350px;"></iframe>
@newAyanamiauthorFeb 11.2007 — #hi....just want to ask how can i float(liquid) the iframe, so that when i resize the window it wont over lap the other text?
i already remove the
style="position:absolute
in the code, but it still over laps the other text.
@WebJoelFeb 11.2007 — #Could you post all of your code so far, or URL to site, if available? It still sounds as if there are other "absolute" positioned things messing this up, and it is nearly impossible to suggest a solution based upon the one line of HTML that you provided. ? Thanks.