iframe problem

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A Forgotten Legend

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so, basically for my site, i want you to stay on the same page the whole time, and to see the other pages, I'm using an iframe.

S I tried it with one page. everything was fine. added the buttons to the other pages onto the page within the iframe. The images don't show up.

Here is the code for the page the iframe is on:

RPG Materials

RPG Materials

Here is the HTML code (and other stuff) for the page inside the iframe:

RPG Materials

Welcome to RPG Materials

Welcome to the main site of RPG Materials. This site was created for RPG Maker 2000, 2003, and XP. We do not supply these programs as they can be found on the web by use of a search engine.

This site also has a forum you can go to, the link is in the buttons above. Any questions can be directed to me, through e-mail, or through forum private messaging.

As this site is called RPG Materials, we are slightly low on materials. If you would like to donate materials, please do so by e-mail. Or, post the image on a site like Photobucket, and send the link via pm or e-mail.

If you would like to join the forums, go to the forum and click the link that says, "Register". Please remember to check your spam/junk mail folder. If any problems occur, contact me through e-mail.

Thank you for coming to RPG Materials.

Site still under construction. Please be patient. Thank you.

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Osmose

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« Reply #1 on: July 10, 2007, 12:42:41 AM »

Well, first of all, the hell are you using to make this website? That is some damn messy HTML - a good half of it could be done away with because it's unneeded and just clogs everything up and makes it harder to understand what is going on with the page. I've seen Frontpage HTML that looked better than that.

Disregarding the crappiness of whatever program generated that HTML, the reason why no images are showing up is because, uh, well, there are no images on that page. No image tags, no images set as the background for divs or spans or anything.

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A Forgotten Legend

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« Reply #2 on: July 10, 2007, 01:30:26 PM »

what's the sidebaritem div class mean? Sorry, I get confused with this. :p

I'm using Bravenet.com ... and it has already made templates... its the cheaters way of doing it...

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Osmose

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« Reply #3 on: July 11, 2007, 12:21:12 AM »

DIV is a general tag to denote a section of a page. Most browsers give it a little padding, but that's about it. The class property is used to reference a class used in a stylesheet - that class simply tells the browser to look for the definition of that class (As defined on a separate stylesheet) and then apply that formatting to each of those elements so they look the same.

I suggest that you go to Webmonkey and learn about HTML, Stylesheets, etc.

Also, Bravenet is one of the worst hosts in the world. I used them once years ago, and they were HORRIBLE. Still are.

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