Create a Web Page Inside a Web Page
Creating a web page inside another Web page is a useful method of providing more information to your viewers when they visit your website. With this tactic, another site can load in your own page so that visitors do not have to leave your website, which is especially helpful if you want to promote products that you sell on e-commerce sites like eBay or Etsy. Using a few lines of HyperText Markup Language (HTML) code, you can use this functionality on your own Web page.
Instructions
1. Launch an HTML text editor, such as CoffeeCup or Dreamweaver, and open a Web page by selecting the "Open" option under the "File" menu, or use your particular text editor's method for doing this.
2. Locate the area on the current page where you want the additional Web page to go and place your cursor in this location in the code view. Be sure that this area is after the "" tag.
3. Type the "" tag with the URL address of this new page and specify whether you want the display to be a particular width and height in pixels or percentages. This code creates a Web page inside your existing Web page. For example:
4. Add a link to the Web page address within the "
" paragraph tags in the event that a visitor's browser does not support the "" element. This way, if users do not see the Web page, you can still provide them with a method to get them to the intended destination. For instance:
Another Website
5. Enter a closing "" tag to complete the code. The complete entry looks as follows:
Another Website
6. Use your text editor's method of previewing the page and then save your work when done.
