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Fred the Ted
Is there an alternative to using an iFrame. If you take a look at
http://www.worldwide-family-hotels.com/jamaica.htm and scroll down to the
search box you will notice that there's a space to the right of the box. The
reason for this is that I have to allow the search box to expand in depth and
I therefore have to set the scrolling in the iFrame to "auto". If I remove
the scrolling the search box fits nicely BUT if a customer searched for more
than one room with children included the search button gets lost and falls
off the bottom of the frame. On our main website http://www.go-there.co.uk/
(which doesn't use FP) this isn't a problem as the text below the search box
moves further down the column. Is there an easy-to-use alternative to the
iFrame that I could use to get rid of this problem?
http://www.worldwide-family-hotels.com/jamaica.htm and scroll down to the
search box you will notice that there's a space to the right of the box. The
reason for this is that I have to allow the search box to expand in depth and
I therefore have to set the scrolling in the iFrame to "auto". If I remove
the scrolling the search box fits nicely BUT if a customer searched for more
than one room with children included the search button gets lost and falls
off the bottom of the frame. On our main website http://www.go-there.co.uk/
(which doesn't use FP) this isn't a problem as the text below the search box
moves further down the column. Is there an easy-to-use alternative to the
iFrame that I could use to get rid of this problem?