Learn how to use HTML `` elements to embed other web pages or documents within your website. This tutorial covers key attributes, security considerations, and best practices for integrating external content seamlessly into your web pages. The HTML <iframe> element (inline frame) allows you to embed another HTML document within your current HTML page. This is useful for displaying content from a different source, like an external website or a specific section of your own site. Think of it as embedding a separate webpage within your main page. Example: This would embed the content of `anotherpage.html` within the current page. The `width` and `height` attributes control the iframe's dimensions. The <iframe> element has many attributes to control its behavior and security: The <iframe> element also supports standard global and event attributes. You can style iframes using CSS to add or remove borders, adjust padding, and control other visual aspects. The <iframe> element is supported by all major browsers.