[thelist] Applying stylesheets to IFRAMEs
Peter Brunone
peter at easylistbox.com
Sat Apr 28 19:19:24 CDT 2007
Why not just use a hidden iframe as a target, and then pull the html out and stuff it into a div in the main page?
Just a thought...
Peter
-----Original Message-----
From: "Brent Eades" <beades at almonte.com>
To: "th >> "thelist at lists.evolt.org"" <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: 4/28/2007 6:45 PM
Subject: [thelist] Applying stylesheets to IFRAMEs
I've been tinkering with Yahoo's 'Pipes', and have created a search tool
that digs through economics-related RSS feeds, and returns the search
results into an <iframe> on my own site:
http://almonte.com/pipes/pipes2.html
I realize that <iframe> is not ideal practice. But at the moment I can't
think of a better way.
Iframes don't, of course, inherit the CSS applied to the parent
document. I've tried quite a few ways of applying a given bit of CSS to
the <iframe> contents, but to no damn avail yet.
So, two questions:
1. Is there a reliable away of 'forcing' CSS on content contained in an
iframe?
2. Better still, is there an alternative to <iframe> that I'm not
thinking of? The main advantage of <iframe> is that it can be the target
for the output of forms, which I don't believe an <object> can be... but
maybe I'm forgetting something here, an approach better than <iframe>?
--
Brent Eades
Almonte, Ontario
http://almonte.com
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