stupid question but coulden't find

[crapleet dude]

look at my other post for the question

[NogDog]

Probably not. If you want the content of the text file to be included at that point in the body of the page, then you're looking at either using server-side includes if that's supported by your web server, or using an includ type statement in a server-side scripting language (such as PHP).

The link tag is only valid within the head section of an HTML page, and is used to establish relations between the page and other files, such as stylesheets, alternate versions of the page, etc. See: http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/types.html#type-links

[BonRouge]

crapleet dude,
Please read this (http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68822)

[gigadiva]

There are no stupid questions of course.

Pardon my asking but have you tried renaming your .txt file to .htm or .html?

Have you tried editing an existing .htm/.html file and then paste the
contents of your .txt file?

HTH

gigadiva

[crapleet dude]

i desided to make it in iframes
can u tell me how to make an iframe that is only big enough to fit the contents of the html file and only the html file

[bathurst_guy]

What server side scripting do you have available if any? Much better to just use an include(); if you can and just avoid frames of any nature

[crapleet dude]

bathurst guy i have no idea what severside scripting is and would rather it in iframes