HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
• HTML5 includes the
iframe
but does not include standard frames.
• When a browser does not understand an
<iframe>
tag, it displays the text included
within it as an alternate rendering.
<ilayer> (Inflow Layer)
This Netscape 4-specific element allows the definition of overlapping content layers that
can be positioned, hidden or shown, rendered transparent or opaque, reordered front to
back, and nested. An
inflow layer
is a layer with a relative position that appears where it
would naturally occur in the document, in contrast to a
general layer
, which might be
positioned absolutely, regardless of its location in a document. The functionality of layers is
available using CSS positioning, and page developers are advised not to use this element. It
is presented solely for historical purposes in support of existing pages.
Syntax (Netscape 4 Only)
<ilayer
above="layer"
background="URL of image"
below="layer"
bgcolor="color name | #RRGGBB"
class="class name(s)"
clip="x1, y1, x2, y2"
height="percentage | pixels"
id="unique alphanumeric identifier"
left="pixels"
name="string"
pagex="pixels"
pagey="pixels"
src="URL of layer contents"
style="style information"
top="pixels"
visibility="hide | inherit | show"
width="percentage | pixels"
z-index="number">
</ilayer>
Element-Specific Attributes
above
This attribute contains the name of the layer to be rendered above the current layer.
background
This attribute contains the URL of a background image for the layer.
below
This attribute contains the name of the layer to be rendered below the current layer.
bgcolor
This attribute specifies a layer's background color. Its value can be either a named
color or a color specified in the hexadecimal
#RRGGBB
format.
clip
This attribute specifies the clipping region or viewable area of the layer. All layer
content outside that rectangle will be rendered as transparent. The
clip
rectangle is defined