Subject. display: inline; does not change anything.
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If they fit in width in a certain area, then nothing special is needed, and if they are larger in width than the parent element, then nothing will help. Example
Deonis deonis
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- Well, why not help? .. You can also make a DIV with a width of a larger window, and insert your frames into it. Your code: <div style = "width: 1024px;"> <iframe src = " hashcode.ru/questions/99139/… " width = "300" height = "200"> </ iframe> <iframe src = " hashcode .ru "width =" 300 "height =" 200 "> </ iframe> </ div> - Dobby007
- And get a horizontal scroll? I do not even consider such options. - Deonis
- Thank you, the problem was exactly that. But, for example, the iframe is lower, which in itself was longer than the screen - just created a scroll bar, and these did not want to fit. - Oleg Arkhipov
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