Newer browsers tend to ignore element tags on any DOM element. There are a few tags that are excepted though and IFRAME may be one of them. But in general you should not use attribute based styles, but rather use the style= tag or CSS stylesheet settings.

You should see if you have margins or padding on the IFRAME tag or your base styling for elements. If you're not using some sort of CSS Reset you can probably do:

iframe { margin: 0; padding: 0; border: 0; }

I see you found your solution by adding a wrapping div. You should also be able to make the iFrame itself invisible with display:none on the iFrame tag itself. You probably can avoid the wrapper.

+++ Rick ---


>The display of the IFrame, even if this is set to Height=0, will use 15 pixels in height.
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>For example, this could be a definition:
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><iframe name="IFrameTransaction" id="IFrameTransaction" frameborder="0" width="0" height="0"
> scrolling="no" allowTransparency="true"></iframe>
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>So, if I use document.body.clientHeight, it might say 850. However, if the iframe line is not there, it will say 835. Has anyone found a way to include an iframe tag in a page without having it to take this default 15 pixels?