Fluid iFrame

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Fluid iFrame

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Hello

Is it possible to have a fluid iframe, meaning it will show full width without scroll bars and the height will also fit in place without scroll bars.

Also the responsive sizes will conform without scroll bars and it will fit the smaller sizes fluidly.

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Re: Fluid iFrame

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You can set the 'full width' property of the inline frame to 'true' to make it flexible (in combination with layout grid).
HTML does not have a 'full height' option, but this extension may be helpful:
http://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/iframeresizer.html
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Re: Fluid iFrame

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Thank you but the height will not change with the extension unless I am doing something wrong in the extension.

Seems you have to resize the height manually which is what I did not want to do.
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Re: Fluid iFrame

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Did you read the documentation of the extension?
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Re: Fluid iFrame

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Yes, it has two extensions that you have to use, I placed both on the page but still the height does not change.
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Re: Fluid iFrame

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The second extension should be placed on the page that is inside the frame.
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I see what you mean, but that is for an internal page you want in an iframe, you can place the extension on that internal page.

I am trying to use the fluid iframe for an external page not an internal page.

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Re: Fluid iFrame

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I am trying to use the fluid iframe for an external page not an internal page
Sorry, that is not possible. You cannot determine the height of an external page via JavaScript.
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