An Iframe is a HTML element that allows the incorporation of another HTML page to the current one. Therefore, using the Iframe block, you can embed content from other URLs and display them on your page. It's important to remember that URLs rendered by Iframe have their own context, with independent session history and DOMs.
WARNING: Iframes are only allowed on custom page templates.
The iframe block has very simple properties:
src: shows which URL should be rendered by the iframe
width: pixel width of the iframe element
height: height of the iframe element
Below, we can see an implementation example of the iframe block:
Inserting an Iframe on our about us page
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Introduction
An Iframe is a HTML element that allows the incorporation of another HTML page to the current one. Therefore, using the Iframe block, you can embed content from other URLs and display them on your page. It's important to remember that URLs rendered by Iframe have their own context, with independent session history and DOMs.
WARNING: Iframes are only allowed on custom page templates.
The
iframe
block has very simple properties:src
: shows which URL should be rendered by the iframewidth
: pixel width of the iframe elementheight
: height of the iframe elementBelow, we can see an implementation example of the
iframe
block:Activity
Let's display an Instagram post on your store page:
rich-text
and include aniframe
block;iframe
props, display the following link content in a 800px-wide by 1000px-high container:https://www.instagram.com/p/B973Qp8BacC/embed
:information_source: Remember to access the Iframe documentation if you have any questions during this activity.
Expected result:
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