[indigoimac]

It is my understanding that iframes are no longer truly supported as part of XHTML strict, what is now considered to be the alternative.

Thanks

[registered_user]

Putting the content in the document is the alternative, though iframe is not deprecated.

[indigoimac]

Originally Posted by registered_user

Putting the content in the document is the alternative, though iframe is not deprecated.

I probably should have gotten into more detail, as the content is really a very elaborate php script and it needs to run inside a wordpress blog thing, so I guess I'm sticking w/ an iframe though it is throwing my validation off.

[Millennium]

Originally Posted by indigoimac

I probably should have gotten into more detail, as the content is really a very elaborate php script and it needs to run inside a wordpress blog thing, so I guess I'm sticking w/ an iframe though it is throwing my validation off.

That's very strange: iframe shouldn't be throwing off your validation.

Do you have a link? Validators aren't perfect when it comes to pinpointing exactly where errors occur, and so it's possible that the real error is somewhere else in your code, and the validator only happens to notice once it reaches the iframe.

[m4rtin]

Originally Posted by indigoimac

It is my understanding that iframes are no longer truly supported as part of XHTML strict, what is now considered to be the alternative.

Thanks

IFRAME's are not valid in XHTML strict, you are correct.

http://24ways.org/advent/transitional-vs-strict-markup
http://www.zvon.org/xxl/xhtmlReferen...omparison.html
etc etc

Word on the street is to use the OBJECT tag.

<object data="webpage.html" type="text/html">
Not supported alt
</object>