There are websites (you can google this) that will check whether your target web address will allow iframe functionality. Note: many websites do not allow their pages to be rendered in an iframe (This is mediated via a X-Frame-Options HTTP response header ). Popular web applications which make use of this feature including Google Docs & Spreadsheets (formerly Writely), JotSpot Live, and Windows Live Hotmail to name a few. However, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Microsoft Internet Explorer introduced contentEditable and designMode, which enables users to edit the contents of the HTML contained in an IFrame. In these activities iframe-embedded video displays in the HTML editor, but will be stripped out when posts or submissions are saved.Ĭaution: not all browsers recognize IFrame. In general, iframe code is not allowed in Moodle activities to which all class members can contribute, including Assignment submissions, Wiki, Forum, Database, Glossary, and Blog activities. On the other hand, the IFrame can contain its own scroll bar, independent of the surrounding page's scroll bar.įor security reasons, moodle just does not allow you to use iframes everywhere. The IFrame behaves much like an inline image and the user can scroll it out of view. The size of the IFrame can be specified in the surrounding HTML page, so that the surrounding page can already be presented in the browser while the IFrame is still being loaded. NOTE: Screen widths are often 1200 pixels wide so an iFrame up to 1000 pixels is often fine. content from sites which deliver content through iFrames such as Google Picasa web albums, YouTube etc.
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IFrame ( Inline Frame) is piece of HTML code that creates a frame or window within an HTML page to display content from another URL.