The iframe tag, short for "inline frame", enables you to include content from another file on your site, or even from an external URL. For instance, including Google in a window on your website would be as simple as writing an iframe tag, like this:

 

<iframe src="http://www.google.com"></iframe>

 

Now, you can control various aspects of the appearence, as described below, but the above is all you need to see it working. You can leave a message for clients who can't or are not allowed to render an iframe, by writing it within the tags, like this:

 

<iframe src="http://www.google.com">Google would be here, but your browser does not support iframes!</iframe>

The frameborder attribute

 

The width and height attributes

 

 

The scrolling attribute

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