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I just have them in the body of the page one after the other. If I do this with <object>, I see them all. With iFrames, I only see the first one.
<iframe id="AlertMaintenance" style="border-style: none; border-color: inherit; border-width: 0px; height:1222px; width:100%;" src="AlertMaintenance.html"/> <iframe id="DelayReason" style="border-style: none; border-color: inherit; border-width: 0px; height:1222px; width:100%;" src="DelayReason.html"/> 
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You have to specify a </iframe> closing tag. Self-closing tags ( /> ) don't work. End tags are required. See also: MDN: iFrame.
Except that there is a higher resource demand and other performance issues there is no fixed limitation for those tags on one page.
1. Remove width="100%" from the iframes. 2. Change align="right" to align="left" on the second iframe if you want them completely side-by-side.
After some research I found that you can't nest an iframe inside of an iframe in the same file. Instead what you need to do is add a reference to the child iframe as the src attribute for the parent iframe. What I did was create a main. html file and a youtube.
You have to specify a </iframe> closing tag. Self-closing tags ( />) don't work.
Working code:
<iframe id="AlertMaintenance" style="border-style: none; border-color: inherit; border-width: 0px; height:1222px; width:100%;" src="AlertMaintenance.html"></iframe> <iframe id="DelayReason" style="border-style: none; border-color: inherit; border-width: 0px; height:1222px; width:100%;" src="DelayReason.html"></iframe> End tags are required. See also: MDN: iFrame.
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Iframe has a closing tag:
<iframe ...></iframe> Add em' in.
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