The iframe object reflects the iframe element. Be aware that, in Internet Explorer, a number of properties defined for this object have no effe

Defines how the IFRAME element is aligned relative to surrounding text content. Most values set the vertical relationship between the IFRAME element a

Specifies whether the iframe background can be transparent. For the background of the main document to show through both the iframe and its docu

Although defined for the iframe element object in IE/Windows, the border property has no value nor does assigning a value affect the appearance

Although defined for the iframe element object in IE, the borderColor property has no value. Assigning a color value does draw a thin border aro

Returns a reference to the document object loaded into the iframe element object. Through that document object, you can access one of the document's e

Returns a reference to the window object generated by the iframe element.You can access the document object and then any one of the document's element

Used with IE data binding to associate a remote data source column name with the value of the src property. A datasrc attribute must also be set

Used with IE data binding to specify the ID of the page's IFRAME object element that loads the data source object for remote data access

This property should control whether the frame displays a border. In practice, the property has no effect on the visual appearance of an inline fram

The amount of spacing in pixels between frames within a frameset. This property has no effect on an inline frame in Internet Explorer.

Provide the pixel or percentage measure of the iframe element's height and width.

Provide the pixel measure of horizontal and vertical margins surrounding an inline frame. The hspace property affects the left and right edges of

Reflects the longDesc attribute of the iframe element. Version 6 browsers provide no significant functionality for this attribute or property.

Control the number of pixels between the inner edge of a frame and the content rendered inside the frame. An adjustment to either property sets the