How to Fix Absolute Path Frames With Dreamweaver
An HTML iframe tag lets you include an external Web page within your local website's code. You do not need to recode the page. Instead, you use the iframe to display the external page as if the external page is a part of the local website. If the external website owner moves the target page, you must fix the absolute path or the user sees a 404 error.
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Instructions
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Right-click the HTML file that contains the iframe. Click "Open With" and select your preferred HTML editor.
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Press the "Ctrl" and "F" keys, and type "<iframe" in the search text box. The editor scrolls directly to the opening iframe tag definition.
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Edit the "src" property to the correct absolute path. The following code is an example of an iframe with an absolute path in the src property:
<iframe src="http://site.com/page.php"></iframe>
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Save the file and open the page in your local browser to test the code.
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