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Just to be further specific, they're talking about embedding two separate webpages inside of one page, using "iframe" HTML elements. In the bad old days you'd p
by lelandbatey 3y ago
Just to be further specific, they're talking about embedding two separate webpages inside of one page, using "iframe" HTML elements. In the bad old days you'd probably use a bare "frame" element, but those aren't valid HTML as of HTML5.
- blackbeans 3y agoI think they used a frameset with frames. It had the advantage that it could be sized to the browser window as a percentage and both frames could be refreshed/loaded independently without affecting the other.