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html5

iFrame (W3C)


<iframe> </iframe>

iFrames were popular some years ago, sometimes whole sites were built using them, but they were more of a novelity than anything else and over time they have fallen by the wayside. At the moment they are mostly used for third party advertising and code snippits.

iFrames allow you to dynamically change content within a page without the use of additional scripting . With iFrames you are able to load a page into a section of another page.

Although W3C has discarded frames for html5 it has still retained iframes which now include a couple of improvements.