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2015-04-05, 04:56:43
(This post was last modified: 2015-04-06, 03:20:14 by chelder86.)
Using iframe has follows:
<iframe width="100%" height="100%" src="http://www.mywebsite.com" frameborder="0"></iframe>
This is the result:
![[Image: f2nggo.jpg]](http://i60.tinypic.com/f2nggo.jpg)
Unfortunately, that is NOT what I want. What I want is the following:
![[Image: 2d9o46b.jpg]](http://i61.tinypic.com/2d9o46b.jpg)
I wonder if there is a plugin which helps me with it. If not, could you give me a hint about how you would solve it? Modifying something in the theme maybe? Overwriting CSS with Javascript?
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above the header or above the content ?
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Actually I mean UNDER the header. What a mistake! Thank you!
(2015-04-05, 08:38:24)shawn_a Wrote: above the header or above the content ?
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Make a custom template in your theme.
also you need a cross domain policy if its not the same domain.
not sure what your exact problem is
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I have added screenshots to the question. Hopefully it will be clear now. Thanks!
(2015-04-06, 00:35:32)shawn_a Wrote: Make a custom template in your theme.
also you need a cross domain policy if its not the same domain.
not sure what your exact problem is
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you need a second template file with the extra site elements (sides and whatnot) removed so it is just your top navbar and the iframe on the page.
however, imho, screenshots on your pages, with links to actual outside site or page (if you want them), are better for something like this.
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Yeah you need a new template with the wrappers removed.
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