I have a requirement to embed an url inside iframe, which fits inside a lightning component. I would like to request you all to help me with an approach, where webpage contents can be disabled/cropped so only required consents of page can be viewed inside my iframe. Display: none works, when i use it on webpage using inspect element. But it won't support inside iframe,
Used display:none, it did not result in cropping the webpage.
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I have two websites, and I want to embed one in the other. I am aware that I can do this using either iframe or embed, but both only embed the webpage, not the entire website. I want it so that a user can click buttons, navigate, etc. throughout the site, accessing different URLs.
An iframe can indeed do that. Navigation inside the iframe does not affect the embedding webpage.
I am using a google site, and was wanting to embed a portion of a website - that portion being in the middle of the website. I have tried researching how to do it, but google sites doesn't like using div, or embed codes with a different format. While playing around with iframe, I could change the height and width of the iframe, but it all revolved around the top left corner. Is there anyway to change this so I can embed the specific portion of the website I want without having any of the other stuff surrounding it?
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I created an iframe to embed an external website, the problem is that, for example, if the user clicks on the Twitter button of the embed website, this action will take the user out of my page, loading Twitter's page, I want to avoid that, I want to load that content on the same iframe, how can I do that? I tried naming the iframe, the parent target, but that didn't work.
Here an example of my code:
<iframe src="http://superluchas.com/" width="100%" height="1000" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>
If the third party page targets a specific frame (including _top and _blank) then there is nothing you can do to override that.
Security restrictions prevent you getting access to the DOM.
The twitter button probably has '_blank' as target in <a> tag. You will need to change it to '_self'. More info on target attribute can be found - W3Schools
Also here is an example in which if you click the links inside of IFrame target you will see the page loads into the frame itself, not outside. JSFiddle
I'm loading soundcloud into my website using iframes. Is it possible to edit the style of the soundcloud iframe. Example. Set a class of the iframe to
visibility : hidden
Or is there another way to manipulate this iframe.
Your iframe is independent of the soundcloud api. You can style you iframe anyway you want e.g check here. You can basically style the iframe inline using the style attribute. If you want to use CSS stylesheet you need to import it into the page using < link > etc.
Okay, so I'm trying to iFrame a webpage. I don't know why, but it won't stay in my page (it pops out and goes to the main page). The code I'm using is:
<iframe>http://mywebsite.com</iframe>
How do I keep it in my site?
Try this:
<iframe src="http://mywebsite.com"></iframe>
You need to use the src property.
<iframe src="http://mywebsite.com"></iframe>
HTML/text content placed inside the tags of an iframe is treated as "fallback" content that only shows up if the browser doesn't support iframes. See the MDN documentation for full details.
<iframe src="http://mywebsite.com">
This sentence only shows up if the browser doesn't support iframes!
</iframe>
Thus, you were creating an iframe that didn't point to any page with its src property (so it remained blank), and had the text "http://mywebsite.com" as fallback text to appear in browsers that don't support iframes.
EDIT:
If you don't control the site, it's possible that the framed site has some logic that says something like:
// if we are not the highest frame, someone is try to frame this site
if(window.parent != window)
// redirect the framing parent site to our site
window.parent.location.href = 'http://iframedsite.com';
This logic detects if the site is being embedded by someone else (e.g., your own site) and redirects the parent frame. You can confirm whether this is the problem by simply framing IANA's website, https://www.iana.org/ (or just http://www.example.com), which plays nicely when it is framed and doesn't do parent-frame redirects.