You may use width and height on Iframes. Also, why don?t u add the scrolling="auto" tag, just if the page doesn?t fit?
Make it something like this
< iframe src = "xxx . html " width = "xxx" height= "xxx" scrolling = "auto" >
Also consider using marginwidth="0" and marginheight="0" to have a better control. (Set no margins)
Hope this helps.
OK, I use IFrames to embed a contact page for example, so if theys end something the "Thank You" page will load in the IFrame rather then loading the a whole new page. It makes it faster for modems. Now I got this complain that on a higher screen solution the "send" and "reset" button are cut off. I could extend the IFrame a little more but is there a way I can tell the IFrame to use as much space to show everything? Is there maybe another way I can get the same effect that a new site loads on a site rather then loading an entire new site?

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