Hi Roger
 
 You of course are right - it is not possible to iframe a single module.
 I always try to make sure I think clearly when trying to answer the odd post and this is clear case of me not doing so.
 
 That said it is possible to position content inside an iFrame by doing it in a text/html module, wrapping the iFrame in a div and using absolute positioning.
 Something like this.
 
 css
 div {position:absolute;}
 .Offset{left:0px;top:-200px; height:600px;width:600px;}
 
 Markup
 <div class="Offset">
 <iframe src='http://www.dotnetnuke.com/' width='600' height='600' scrolling="no" frameborder="0" name="iTest"></iframe>
 </div>
 
 It is probably not the solution I thought it was though. I did say it was a kludge.
 
 Sorry to be misleading.
 
 Ian

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