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IFRAME in CSS?
by Jacob Resendez on Jun 17, 2008 at 2:50:40 pm

hey guys,
im wondering if it possible in any way to style an iframe into my website? i am familiar with iframes in html documents but am now needing to force this into css if possible. i havent done much research on the web yet, but will do so soon. just thought id get a quick response here if it was possible and if so maybe some info/tutorials.

thanks in advance guys,
jake


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