In the last few days Canon Rumors say there’s a very big change that coming a new full frame camera under the 5D line-up from Canon. They give for this rumor more possibility than the 3D rumor. What is the main rumors that we know about this camera:

- Huge megapixel cut, finally. Why this is so good? Becouse the much better ISO performance (and I hope: Dynamic Range performance, too). Everyone wants this camera from Canon long time ago. Everyone wants a Nikon D3s killer camera from Canon. Everyone wants a wedding camera from Canon. With killer ISOs, fast burst rates and huge Dynamic Range.
- Full Frame (we hope).
- The price is near to $2000 range.

What’s not in the rumors but I want:
- better AF, please.
- Please not make a direct cut in video quality, just for not make a competitor for the 5DmkIII.

If Canon make this camera, I very consider to buy this against the 5DmkIII. I not want a megapixel champion camera, I want a D3s killer in reasonable price. Canon done this one times in the past. They made the first cheapo DSLR in the world. The Canon EOS 300D was the first DSLR not just for pros, for everyone. It was cheap, and produced definitely good image quality in that time. So, It’s time to make a big step again.

I don’t mind if this camera not have the same killer video features just like the 5DmkIII. This camera is maybe full frame and newest than the 5DmkII, so I know It’s have a much better video quality than the 5DmkII and it’s enough for me.

The situation: you have to make a static HTML site, becouse your client doesn’t need the dynamic WordPress site, or he doesn’t want to pay for this. Than, you have to make a static HTML site. In the future, probably you are that guy, who have to refresh this site. If you have to make a new menu, you are going crazy, becouse you have to edit all of the html files. Iframes? We know from the past it’s a good thing, but we doesn’t want to see borders and scrollings, becouse it’s so sucks. Well, you can easily hide these in css and on the HTML code. So, problem solved.

But, another problem with the iframes: the iframe’s height doesn’t match for the content, so the iframe usually 200px tall. You can adjust the iframe’s width in css, but not the height. Well, here comes the Javascripts. I found on CSS-Tricks.com a very very good iframe auto resizer javascript, which is working on Chrome, too! Becouse the problem with the most of the iframe fit content js hacks, that they not working in Chrome. This can working with her, but some reason, only in your web server. Somehow not working in your local PC, but it’s not a big deal. Another restriction is that only work with the files in the same domain only. Not a big deal too, becouse I not want to embed the Microsoft.com on my site, just my submenus.

I found an another great site, where is an example (the second from the bottom) how to connect iframe’s with menus. Great!

Common issues:
- Better if you don’t make an index.html hyperlink for your “home” menu. Use that iframe’s link instead, which is appear on your frontpage! If you click on the index.html link on your menu, the iframe javascript hack don’t working in the oldest Internet Explorer’s.
- When you firstly open your site in the IE 6-7-8 browser, sometimes doesn’t load the javascript.
- You can’t delete the scrolling=”no” parameter from the iframe embed link, becouse against that you made an overflow: hidden parameter in css, in some browser the scrollings appear. Becouse the scrolling=”no” parameter in the HTML, your site no longer HTML5 valid. But who cares?

The working example is here.

Download my example here in zip
(If you download it, please write a message for this post’s forum thread. Thanks.)

I tested this site in Firefox 5, IE 6-7-8-9, Safari 5.1, Chrome 14 Beta, Opera 11.50. If you can test with the older browsers and you have problem, please tell me.

I think it’s a good starting point for everyone, who is in the same situation. I searched this working combination of scripts for one day. You don’t need to now.