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Embed a drawing in a Web page
 

When you save a drawing as a Web page, you can embed that Web page as an inline frame (an <IFRAME> tag) in a Web page that contains other elements, such as company logos, navigation bars, and additional text or graphics.

  1. Create a design template HTML page that includes the following HTML tag:
  2. <IFRAME src="##VIS_SAW_FILE##">

    Note  The tag is case-sensitive.

  3. On the File menu, click Save as Web Page.
  4. In the Save in list, open the folder where you want to save the file.
  5. In the File name box, type a name for the Web page file, and then click Publish.
  6. In the Save as Web Page dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
  7. Under Host in Web page, browse to select the HTML file that you created to be the host page. (Or, select Basic.htm and edit that file after saving the Visio Web page.)
  8. Click OK.

Notes

The Host in Web page option for Microsoft Office Visio Web pages works only with browsers that support the <IFRAME> tag (such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 and later).

You can also embed a Visio Web page into a regular frameset in another Web page or include a link to the Visio Web page, such as <a href="##VIS_SAW_FILE##">My Drawing</a>.

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