Hello
I'm on vBulletin, and I'm using an iframe to showcase some server activity trackers from gametracker.com. It all works fine, however annoyingly the game title on gametracker's tracker is incorrect (same engine, different game). Now I can't alter that as its in-house of course, but what I want to do instead, is cut off the top where the game title is, by lowering the height of the iframe on vbulletin, and replace it with a graphic I'll make myself.
However lowering the height of the iframe only cuts off the bottom, rather than the top. Is it possible to align the iframe so that when lowering the height it takes the top off instead?
If you visit http://forum.ufplanets.com and scroll down to where a banner reads "{UFP} Dedicated Servers" you'll see where I'm referring to. The game is referred to as Quake 3, but it's Elite Force (based on Quake 3).
The iframe code is currently:
I've tried align="bottom" and align="top" but neither have had any effect.
Does anybody have any ideas how I can get around this issue?
Thanks.
I'm on vBulletin, and I'm using an iframe to showcase some server activity trackers from gametracker.com. It all works fine, however annoyingly the game title on gametracker's tracker is incorrect (same engine, different game). Now I can't alter that as its in-house of course, but what I want to do instead, is cut off the top where the game title is, by lowering the height of the iframe on vbulletin, and replace it with a graphic I'll make myself.
However lowering the height of the iframe only cuts off the bottom, rather than the top. Is it possible to align the iframe so that when lowering the height it takes the top off instead?
If you visit http://forum.ufplanets.com and scroll down to where a banner reads "{UFP} Dedicated Servers" you'll see where I'm referring to. The game is referred to as Quake 3, but it's Elite Force (based on Quake 3).
The iframe code is currently:
Code:
<iframe frameborder="0" src="http://www.ufplanets.com/hathaway/servers/servers.html" style="width: 960px; height: 480px; margin: 0; padding: 0; border: 0; overflow: hidden;" scrolling="no" border="0" allowtransparency="true"></iframe>I've tried align="bottom" and align="top" but neither have had any effect.
Does anybody have any ideas how I can get around this issue?
Thanks.
