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Iframes

by klhorne
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I recently purchased an ebook suggesting that I go to this particular site. Because i'm fairly new to the forum, I'm not allowed to post any links.
But anyway!!
When I put in my url, this was the response:
Sites with IFRAMES in their RSS feed are not allowed.
....
I don't have a clue!
Any help with correcting this would be appreciated.
By the way...I am not a technical person AT ALL!
Please help me out in fourth grade language.

Thanks again,
K.L.
#iframes
  • Profile picture of the author pinpin
    hi there, i was having the same issue as you are. the problem of the error is there are some coding on your webpage contain the <iframe></iframe> syntax. on my webpage the syntax was found on my sidebar widget where it contain the affiliate link from amazon that contain the <iframe></iframe> syntax. try to find it and remove it for a while then you can try submit your url again. good luck there.
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  • Profile picture of the author Darren Hodgson
    An iframe two or more webpages "framed" within one page. If you've ever seen a webpage within a webpage with it's own scroll bar this is usually "framed". There is a tima and a place for iframing but it does tend to cause alot of compatibility problems when trying to do the things you are doing.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
      Iframes to me are like looking into windows on a site.

      An iframe can contain content on another page of your site or even content on a whole other site all together.
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      • Profile picture of the author lovenot
        Originally Posted by Jill Carpenter View Post

        Iframes to me are like looking into windows on a site.

        An iframe can contain content on another page of your site or even content on a whole other site all together.
        Makes me think of inception.

        Anyway, put the iframe somewhere else, like in your content page or something. Copy the start of <iframe> to the end of </iframe> and paste them into other parts of your page.
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        • Profile picture of the author tocktik
          I think iFrames is Not that much Good Looking to work on the website . Better Go For CSS which gives you better look
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