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			<title>Trouble with iframes, css, and html.</title>
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			<description>I have a page coded.  I pulled the CSS script off the net, because I suck at CSS.  The page is coded so that there is a table that divides the page into to sections, left and right.  The left side is filled in by a non-scrolling iFrame.  The right side is a div tag, which has a series of href links...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>I have a page coded.  I pulled the CSS script off the net, because I suck at CSS.  The page is coded so that there is a table that divides the page into to sections, left and right.  The left side is filled in by a non-scrolling iFrame.  The right side is a div tag, which has a series of href links that target the iFrame.  The entire div section is styled to make a menu.  It has stuff for hover, onClick, and other cool stuff to make it look interactive; also it has a section of the CSS code which some how detects browser and makes some changes.  <br />
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What I was hoping to do was add some more personal stuff.  I don't want to deal with java, xml, or really anything but html and css.  I suppose I can try with the others, but I don't think I will succeed.  <br />
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First I need a second iFrame in the right part of the table below the menu, I have no problem coding that.  But I need the same links that load the first iFrame with one page to load the second iFrame with a separate page.  <br />
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Secondly, I need the same link that targets the I frame to be able to position the page underneath without the use of anchors.  I have found a CSS script that lets you add an ID to the iFrame so that you can use a CSS style at the top of the page (or add it to a current style sheet) and then will position the underlying page at -x, -y increments relative to the left and top.  The tricky part I am having with this is that I only need this positioning done on 3 of the several links, and not on the rest.  Also a second style would be needed for the second iFrame.  <br />
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That would mean that the style would be only applied to a few of the links when clicked and would resume normal loading when the others are clicked.  <br />
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I know I am asking a lot, but I can't post a link to the page because it is a private DVR system.  Thanks in advance.</div>

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