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Is There Any Means To Use Div Instead Of Iframe Or Frame

What's the HTML5 equivalent of frame and frameset?

Framing (World Wide Web) was quite problematic, so there is no real equivalent.The one useful thing that frames accomplished was the ability to include a page into another page so that it could be used repeatedly. This is handy for things like headers and menus. While this can be done using iFrames, that’s usually not the best method to use when working with your own content.There are a variety of ways to include pages (or page content) without using frames. I build sites in WordPress so these days I usually use PHP includes. Years back I used Server Side Includes. Which method you choose depends on your Web server and the methods you are using to build your site. The overall premise is similar among the various methods. You create one file such as header.php that includes all of the content that you want to appear in your header. Then you add a bit of code to the page where you want to include the file telling it which file to include.The following resources provide more details.PHP Tutorial - Include FilePHP Include | CSS-Tricksinclude - PHP ManualASP Including FilesSSI: The Include Command

How should I use frame src attribute in HTML?

Hi,When tag is used in HTML , a new DOM (Document Object Model) is inserted into already existing parent DOM. A parent-child relationship between parent DOM and child DOM is established. So when the web page is rendered in the browser, two html pages are rendered at single instance of time.Example of using <iframe> tag:<iframe src="www.someotherwebsite.com" height="200" width="300">Any number of tag windows can be created inside the parent or container DOM. It makes loading of parent DOM or container slow and generally it is not recommended. Generally, <iframe> tag is used when it is required to retrieve information from another website and interface to website using web-services API is not possible.It is advisable to use web-services API, if available to fetch information from another website.<iframe> tags increase the risk of clickjacking which is a security threat to the website. With the help of clickjacking an attacker website which is embeded into a parent website, can fool user to enter secured information meant only for parent website and can steal data and sensitive user authentication information.clickjacking helps an attacker website to fraudulently impersonate the identity of parent website and do wrongful activities.It is advisable to used <iframe> tag only with trusted and known websites, if at all they are required to be embedded.Thanking YouThe out of box salesman</p></section><section class="qa-answer"><p class="reply-topic">What is the difference between <div> and <frame>?</p><p class="reply-content"><DIV >Definition and UsageThe <div> tag defines a division or a section in an HTML document.The <div> tag is used to group block-elements to format them with CSS.Tips and NotesTip: The <div> element is very often used together with CSS, to layout a web page.Note: By default, browsers always place a line break before and after the <div> element. However, this can be changed with CSS.<FRAME>Definition and UsageThe <frame> tag is not supported in HTML5.The <frame> tag defines one particular window (frame) within a <frameset>.Each <frame> in a <frameset> can have different attributes, such as border, scrolling, the ability to resize, etc.Note: If you want to validate a page containing frames, be sure the <DOCTYPE> is set to either "HTML Frameset DTD" or "XHTML Frameset DTD".<DIV> Example<!DOCTYPE html><html><html><head><style>div {display: block;}</style></head><body>A div element is displayed like this:<div>This is some text in a div element.</div>Change the default CSS settings to see the effect.</body></html><FRAME> Example<!DOCTYPE html><html><frameset rows="25%,*,25%"><frame src="frame_a.htm"><frame src="frame_b.htm"><frame src="frame_c.htm"></frameset></html></p></section><section class="qa-answer"><p class="reply-topic">How do I handle an iFrame in a selenium web driver?</p><p class="reply-content">I would like to add a few more points.Whenever you trigger a navigate event using get and navigate methods, then webdriver will focus on the top most frame but not for iFrame.Frames are layout-defining elements.Iframes are a content-adding elements.Frames have been deemed obsolete by the W3C in HTML5. The reasoning given for this is that frames create usability and accessibility issues.If you run JavaScript using executeScript method after switching a frame, then the JavaScript will be executed in the context of the current frame.I hope this helps.Thanks,Asiq AhamedWebsite: www.codoid.com</p></section><section class="qa-answer"><p class="reply-topic">What are the differences between the HTML code <DIV> and <frame>?</p><p class="reply-content">First, remember that HTML is a markup language. The primary purpose of a markup language is to create machine processable content structure.When you use <p> Element, the machine (browser, search engine, your JavaScript code) understand it’s a paragraph. When you use <h1> Element, the machine understand it’s the main heading. Each element has their purpose (semantic definition).<div> is a special element with no semantic definition. It has no specific purpose. You can use <div> whenever you need a block element to organize content or structure of content. That’s why it’s so common to use <div> to structure “page layout”.Note: HTML5 come with semantic layout elements such as <header>, <footer>, <aside>, <nav>, etc… Which mean you don’t have to use <div> to organize a layout structure any more. But <div> is still useful to organize some content when there is no other suitable element.<frame> is the element you can use to display another HTML document inside your current document. But it’s removed from web standards and you should use <iframe> instead when require.</p></section><section class="qa-answer"><p class="reply-topic">How do I display 3 websites on custom webpage using HTML frames?</p><p class="reply-content">Use <iframe> instead of <frame>The <frame> tag is not supported in HTML5.<!DOCTYPE html></br><html lang="en"></br><head></br> <title>3websites</title></br> <meta charset="utf-8"></br> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"></br> <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.6/css/bootstrap.min.css"></br> <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.2/jquery.min.js"></script></br> <script src="http://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.6/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script></br></head></br><body></br></br> <div class="row"></br> <div class="col-md-4"></br> <iframe src="W3Schools Online Web Tutorials" width="100%" height="600px"></br> <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p></br>

What is the best alternative for frames in html?

You can easily achieve that using only HTML + CSS and help from jQuery.Step 1 : suppose you have 5 buttons on page. Define 5 HTML divisions(

) on the page.Step 2 : attach a common handle between each of the button and it's associated so that your jQuery knows which division to show on click on which button.Example:

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Step 3 : use jQuery to hide and show the divisions you want based on the button clicked:$("input[type='button']").click(function(){ var id = $(this).id(); //Getting ID of the button clicked HideAllDivisions(); //A function called to hide all divisions $("div[button_id='"+id+"']").show();});Feel free to ask for more in comments below.

In HTML/CSS, how can you remove a scroll bar from an iframe if 'scrolling="no"' and iframe {overflow: hidden;} don't work?

Inspect your website on browser with Ctrl + Shift + I or simply right click on the iframe in your browser and select inspect. Check out if your css property is being overridden by any. In most cases calling the parent div before the iframe would do the trick..container iframe{overflow: hidden;}

Can I write a good working website in HTML5 without using a single

element?

I took a web design course a couple of years ago. I had taken a web architecture course the semester before, but I didn't feel like I had really mastered the process of building a site. And besides, it was being taught by impressive Berkeley undergraduates with awesome internship experiences and shiny computer science degrees. In a word, I knew that this course was going to be awesome.You can probably only imagine my shock when I opened the first or second assignment and saw a document littered with tags. There were paragraphs of text, but not a

tag in sight. There was a header, but they neglected to use

. Instead, we had to style everything look like the default HTML elements.It may be an understatement to say I was appalled. All of my prior training in that web architecture course had taught me that HTML is meant to be semantic. You write your HTML for humans, not machines; when somebody looks at the document, they should be able to understand what the structure of the document is just by the tags.The document is, naturally, marked up.So, yes. You can write a page with no divs, and most modern browsers will happily render it properly. However, when somebody has to go in and modify your code, they might be very frustrated that they can't get a sense of how the document is rendered. People using screen readers will almost certainly run into issues, as well. And finally, you’ll make pedantic nerds like me very sad when I see your code.NOTE: I’m definitely speaking more about complex applications and pages; of course we could talk about a simple “Hello world” page with no tags besides HTML and body, but that case is trivial.

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