Tutorials: I-Frame Absolute Positioning:

This is so simple that it's crazy. It helps if you have basic knowledge of html and particularly i-frames.

First off, add this right after the tag:

Basically you just add the following code to your page. Now you'll have to play around with the positioning until you get your frame exactly where you want it. I have everything set at zero right now, so you'll have to configure it to fit your site.

As for PAGENAME, this will have to be a .html or .htm page. Whatever page you want to load into the frame.

As for FRAME NAME, it has to match the base target name. So if your base target is "frame" like I have above, then FRAME NAME will have to be "frame" too. Ya see?

This will be a little easier if you have Frontpage, Photoshop, or Paint Shop Pro. If you don't, then you're more than welcome to contact me and ask me for help. I'll do what I can to help you.

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