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Originally Posted by XYR0c
The team web page that I designed uses an iframe. I don't know whether its a 'good example of iframe useage', or an 'example of bad iframe useage'. Nevertheless, i believe they can enhance a site that uses a lot of interface and interface images that would have to load each time the client navigates to a link. I have tested my site on many browsers and they all seem to display the iframe fine, except for Fire Fox, which moves it 1 pixel to the right, UH OH. lol.
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Sometimes there are 'hacks' that you can use to trick certain browsers into displaying things certain ways, but I don't really advise doing it to fix a small problem.
Most web browsers 'cache' images so that if they're called again or you revisit the page later it doesn't need to redownload them. Besides, your navigation images (in fact,
any image used as part of the layout) shouldn't be large. Unless you're doing some sort of really graphic stuff, a GIF or PNG file ought to be able to get you better compression.