Iframe error 403

Hi @laetitia-godet

HTTP 403 error typically indicates a forbidden access error based on the settings of the site the iframe is from.

Here’s some more info. https://phoenixnap.com/kb/403-forbidden
If you have access to the webhost of the 403 resource, you may be able to adjust the settings. If not, try contacting the owner about how to embed properly.

Could you share more info about what iframe you’re trying to embed?

I would like insert an iframe with calendar google url :
<iframe src="https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed? ......................></iframe>

@laetitia-godet

Did a little research, it looks like a WordPpress security plugin may be the cause of this.

Try temporarily disabling all security plugins and see if that does the trick. If so, then try contacting the security plugin devs for additional support. Alternatively, you can try embedding using a plugin or alternative method besides an iframe.

Hi,

Please send me a link to your site.

Thanks,

It work, it’s the wordfence plugin the problem.

Hello, I am contacting you because I am on a multisite with one of my elementor sites. In this site I have a super admin account and another account with the administrator role. With the super admin account I manage to add an “html” widget with an iframe code in it but with the administrator account the code disappears, do you have a lead? I think he must be missing a right but being an administrator I don’t see too much.

Thank you for your help

Can you help me ?

Thanks

Hi,

please open a new topic regarding this issue.

What issue ?