iFrame widget

An iFrame widget displays an embedded iframe application on a page. Workplace administrators and site administrators can configure the widget's title, URL source, display area width, and display area height. 

An iFrame widget on a page displaying weather information.

Details

Use the widget

As the contents of an iFrame widget can vary greatly, if you encounter issues using the contents, contact a workplace administrator for assistance. 

Configure the widget

When placing an iFrame widget on a page, as a workplace administrator or site administrator, you can configure the widget's: 

  • Title
  • iFrame source
  • Display area width
  • Auto Height or a defined height

Keep in mind that: 

  • SSL-secured sites: When embedding content from a third-party site, ensure the URL uses SSL. The digital workplace only displays content from SSL-secured sites. URLs from sites that use SSL will begin with HTTPS instead of HTTP. If the site does not use SSL, the content will not be displayed in the widget.
  • Auto Height: To automatically resize the iFrame's height, the iFrame's source application must have the David Bradshaw iFrame Resizer library included in the application, and the Auto Height field must be turned on in the iFrame widget's configuration window. 
  • Page load times: iFrames can run complex code, display high-quality images, and pull information from different sources outside your digital workplace. All these functions can increase a page's load time, especially if it is waiting on third-party services for data. 

For instructions on configuring the widget, see Configure a iFrame widget.

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