Embed iFrame on page with “name” attribute

  • Resolved pahvi

    (@pahvi)


    15 years, 7 months ago

    Hi All

    I need to embed an external site on a “page” on my wordpress site, and the obvious way to do that would be via an iFrame.
    Somehow wordpress doesn’t seem to support iFrames and therefore i guess the plugin “Embed iFrame” were created.

    My problem is that i NEED the “name” attribute in the iFrame for the site not to reload, and that is not supported in the mentioned plugin, and I cannot find any other plugin either to do the stuff for me.

    What I actually want to do is to incorporate my external photo-site in a photoblogg, so that the user never needs to leave my blogg, or the theme there.

    Anyone got any clue on how to get around the problem wp seems to have with iFrames?

    /patrick

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  • Thread Starter pahvi

    (@pahvi)

    This code actually WORKS if not used within WP, so the only thing I need to know is HOW to have WP process it correctly ??

    <p>
<iframe
name="zenfolio"
width=100%
height="400"
src="https://hvid.zenfolio.com/"
frameborder="no"
scrolling="no">
</iframe>
</p>

    /patrick

    Thread Starter pahvi

    (@pahvi)

    Issue solved with the plugin “Simple Code Embed”!

    Patrick,

    THANKS! ?? That’s exactly what I needed, for the exact same reason as you.

    Jon

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