Embedding LiveJournal - HTML Frames

One way to hide www.livejournal.com from the URL and make your journal look like part of your site is using frames... put the HTML page with the <frameset> on your own server, and then make one of the frames be your journal. This method will work with any frame-supporting browser, including Netscape and Internet Explorer.

Additionally, HTML-4.0 compliant browsers are supposed to let you embed a frame inline with your page, so it doesn't have to be on the far side. This is called an <iframe>. Internet Explorer supports this, as do Netscape 6, Mozilla and all recent Opera versions. Inline frames aren't as compatible as normal frames, and won't work in Netscape 4. The following example shows an iframe:

Note

For more information on <iframe>, see the HTML 4.0 spec.

<center>
<iframe name="livejournal"
src="http://www.livejournal.com/users/username/"
frameborder="0"
scrolling="auto" height="400" width="460">
<a href="http://username.livejournal.com/">View my LiveJournal</a>
</iframe>
</center>