HTML <iframe> name Attribute

The name attribute is used to assign a name to an <iframe> element. It allows links and forms to target a specific iframe.

Specifies a unique name for the iframe.
Used with the target attribute to load content into the iframe.
Helps identify and reference the iframe in webpages and forms.

Syntax:

<iframe name="name">

Attribute Values

name: It specify the name for the iframe element.

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HTML <iframe> name Attribute

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