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148 Comments on How To Create and Use iFrames and Tables on Your Blog
Virginia - if you followed me around for a day, about the only thing you'd absorb would be the tylenol you'd need after spending a day with me!! lol~ Seriously, would love to spend any day with you and share whatever I could that might help. Just name the time and place. Better yet, come to a RainCamp, and we'll do just that! :-))
Judi - I know you can come up with at least 10 great uses for an iframe embedded into your Blog or post. I know you better!! :-)
Brad,
Thanks for the great advice....when I read the title of the post and then saw myself and my husband's photos in the post, I thought we were being "framed" or "tabled" - either of which didn't sound promising. But as always, you delivered a timely message. Thanks for the info.
Brad,
Very nice! I am going to re-blog this to share with people I introduce to AR and blogging.
I have this question. I reblog so that I can store in my own Blog history to find in the future is there a better way? besides bookmark
Paul - thanks for reblogging this post. One way you can save these types of posts to find in the future is to just drag the URL from the address bar up top into a folder on your desktop. I have 3 folders on my desktop loaded with great posts I want to keep and refer to later. :-)
I totally messed up my blog. I tried following the directions, but I messed up along the way. When some one goes to my blog they're now redirected to Twitter!!??
Can you help?
Laura - I have never seen this one happen before, can you tell me which post you created that started causing this? I will try to edit that post for you and correct the issue. If I can't correct it, I'll forward to tech support to see if they can correct it. Send me an email with details at Brad at ActiveRain dot com. Thanks.
Brad, You were so right. Look what happened to my Localism blog when I changed the width to 850. I'm changing it back now.
Oh my -- I just saw I am at the very tip top of this tutorial.. Thanks Brad... I wanted to learn how to do this. Missed this post the first time around, but saw it on a reblog...
Gail - looks like you learned another trick today... however, by adding your 850 wide image to a comment here, you blew out my Blog too. lol~ Sorry, I had to remove your screen shot as it was pushing my sidebar off the computer screen. Suggestion: Never add an image wider than 500 to any comment on someones Blog post either, it does the same thing to a post as it does to Localism or Outside Blogs. :-)
Brad so far on the total gut on a new website I am LOVING THE TABLES it is soooo easy wow amazing with professional touch when the site is complete I will direct link allow another 7 days still in "mock up mode"
Brad - Whoops! I'm so sorry. You must cring when I post on your blog. Your job is safe with Internet dummies like me on AR! LOL Thanks for removing the oversized image for me. You have such a generous and sweet nature. Thank you for taking the time to e-mail me. You are a doll!
Lynn - can't wait to see what you've created!! :-)
Gail - It's really not about job security, it's about the "passion" I have for this place, members like you, and this community. There really is no place like it on earth! <<<BIG SMILE>>>
Brad I posted a question on my blog site can you answer the question ? Direct link click here for full question
Question regards keywords within HTML table are can they be optimized via search engines ? I am assuming YES
Thanks Brad! I took a 9 week HTML class at our community college years ago. This is perfect as I can get the main idea and just have to figure out where to insert it. I'm always suprised when parts of that class come back to me.
Hello Brad, thanks for the tip on the code-generator -- I always like to tinker with those! Currently some of the dynamic links I've been framing in are hideously long -- so long that that even my FrontPage pop-up link editor clips them. Thus, if your readers try to frame in a page with extremely long link-code it is always a good idea to Test the Result before calling ot good! John
Brilliant!
Simple and easy to figure out.
The maximum pixel width for your ActiveRain blogs for those who are going nuts trying to figure this out is 575.
I tried it out on IE and Firefox.
That looks like magic.
I didn't realize we could do this. Not I just need to take time to implement it.
Thank you for sharing.
When I created my profile page many moons ago, for my pictures I used a basic table attribute thru html. As seen here Tables .
Hey! That's me! Came late to the party to check out this post - and what a surprise! LOL I am going to have to give this a try - you've made it seem very easy! ;) Thanks, Brad!
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