History: PluginIframe
Preview of version: 19
Plugin IFRAME
Introduced in Tiki3
Use this wiki plugin to include the body of another web page in a wiki page.
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Parameters
Include the body of another web page in a scrollable frame within a pageIntroduced in Tiki 3.
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Preferences required: wikiplugin_iframe
| Parameters | Accepted Values | Description | Default | Since |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (body of plugin) | URL | |||
class |
text | Class for the iframe. | 26.1 | |
id |
text | HTML id for the iframe. | 26.1 | |
src |
url | URL | 3.0 | |
height |
text | Pixels or % | 3.0 | |
marginheight |
digits | Margin height in pixels | 3.0 | |
marginwidth |
digits | Margin width in pixels | 3.0 | |
name |
text | Name | 3.0 | |
title |
text | Frame title | 3.2 | |
width |
text | Width in pixels or % | 3.0 | |
align |
(blank) top middle bottom left right |
Align the iframe on the page | 3.0 | |
frameborder |
(blank) 1 0 |
Choose whether to show a border around the iframe | 3.0 | |
responsive |
(blank) 16by9 4by3 no |
Make the display responsive so that browsers determine dimensions based on the width of their containing block by creating an intrinsic ratio that will properly scale on any device. | 16by9 | 16.0 |
scrolling |
(blank) yes no auto |
Choose whether to add a scroll bar | 3.0 |
Example
This code,
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{IFRAME(height="500" width="600" scrolling="auto")}tiki-print.php?page=Documentation{IFRAME}
Would produce on this site:
Tip
To have scrolling only on the left, set the scrolling parameter to "auto" and set css to be:
iframe body {overflow-x: hidden;}