iFrames and Embedded HTML

Last updated by Sandeep Dinesh 3 months ago

If you want to embed a website into your Kbee article, you can do so using an iFrame. iFrames are a tried and tested way to embed websites, and Kbee supports them out of the box!

Adding an iFrame

You can add iFrames to your Kbee Articles by pasting in your iFrame code:

This snippet displays in Kbee like this:

Note: It is important to make sure the iFrame code is in a separate paragraph from your other content.

You can copy this example:


<iframe id="inlineFrameExample" title="Inline Frame Example" height="200" style=”width:100%;” src=" your url "></iframe>

Changing the width and height

You can use the height and width attributes on the iFrame to set the size of the content

You can also use the style attribute to further customize the iFrame.

See this tutorial for some more information.

Security Considerations

Many web pages do not allow themselves to be iFramed. If you see an error or a sad face, this is most likely the problem.

Unfortunately, there is no way to fix this without asking the owner of the website to remove the security protections.

iFrames and Embedded HTML

Adding an iFrame

Changing the width and height

Security Considerations

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