How to Make an iFrame of a Webpage

The HTML "<iframe>" element creates an inline box that you can use to include data independent of your other page content. The "<iframe>" box can contain a large table in a scrollable area, or an external Web page. The default behavior for the "iframe" includes scrollbars. Include an iFrame within your Web page to insert another Web page.

Instructions

1. Open your HTML document, and click the document location for the iFrame.

2. Type the "<iframe>" start tag. Include the "src" attribute and provide the webpage URL to display. Insert the height and width dimensions for the iFrame:

   <iframe src="http://www.msn.com" height="300" width="700" ></iframe>

   A horizontal and vertical scrollbar will display as needed. To disable scrollbars, insert the "scrolling" attribute with a "no" value:

   <iframe src="http://www.msn.com" height="300" width="700" scrolling="no" ></iframe>

3. Save the document. Browse to your document in an Internet browser to test your code.

Resources

• W3Schools: HTML Iframe Tag