Enable Embedding Communities via HTML iFrames
Wondering how possible it is to get the iFrame tags for a community so it could be viewed as an embedded page on my website or external blog?
Possibly even a personal profile timeline?
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@JingJunMa I went ahead and tried it using /c/VagabondSoul ...seems to work
to view just it just go to my website at www.VagabondSoul.ca and click on the "ODDSRABBIT" menu item. The iFrame page will appear.
Oh niceee 😄
Yea we don’t have any cross-site protection or anything on here so if you can do the iframe code yourself, it totally works haha
@JingJunMa so far I've updated my one blog with 28 OddsRabbit iFrames... My OddsRabbit Life
Oh wow it works out so well 👀
Now I worry I might have bad news lol. There might need to be a custom iframe for us to support the logged in feature, currently they all default to log out I think
That’s ok… better I think. People can still scroll within the iFrame, but if they click on the “Join” button it opens the OddsRabbit site and they have to sign up.
That’s good right 👍 …or am I missing something?
That’s great haha. But for existing users, they won’t be able to interact within your iframe that’s all
My hope is that users, and non-users alike, will just go straight to oddsrabbit to interact.
The whole point of it is to bring more people here. If it doesn't do that, then I'll try something else :)
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