HTML element: <iframe>
Considerations
While the <iframe> element is supported by the browser, this is mainly to support content designed for desktop browsers. You should not include inline frames in content designed for the BlackBerry device.
Attributes
Attribute |
Value(s) |
Description |
Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
align |
bottom left middle right top |
This attribute specifies how the <iframe> element is aligned according to the surrounding text. |
4.6 or later |
frameborder |
1 0 |
This attribute specifies whether or not a border is displayed around the frame. The default value is 1, which indicates that a border is displayed. |
4.6 or later |
height |
length |
This attribute specifies the height of the frame. |
4.6 or later |
longdesc |
URI |
This attribute specifies a URL where the content of the frame is described. |
4.6 or later |
marginheight |
pixels |
This attribute specifies the top and bottom margins for the frame. The value must be greater than 0. |
4.6 or later |
marginwidth |
pixels |
This attribute specifies the left and right margins of the frames. The value must be greater than 0. |
4.6 or later |
name |
text |
The attribute specifies a unique name, used to identify the frame as the target of links or in scripts. |
4.6 or later |
scrolling |
yes no auto |
This attribute specifies the scrolling behavior. The default value is auto, which indicates that scrolling is provided when necessary. |
4.6 or later |
src |
URI |
This attribute specifies the URL of the source content for the frame. |
4.6 or later |
width |
length |
This attribute specifies the width of the frame. |
4.6 or later |
Common attributes
The <iframe> element supports the class, id, style, and title attributes.
For more information, see Common attributes.