How do I embed some html code - but not at the top of the page?

Good afternoon all. I'm just starting to look at Web Designer to see if it's a good replacement for Serif WebPlus. So far, it's not bad. But I want to be able to insert an iFrame with some html inside it into one of my pages. I know I can do that if there is nothing on the page (insert into body), but, I have a heading and a menu that I need to fit above the iFrame.

So, how do I do that?

if you want an example, have a look here http://www.penninescouts.org.uk/nan.html

Thanks for any advice

Alan
PS - my first post on this forum - be nice to me :)

Alan, congrats for toeing the water.

Your design page will have three objects: Heading, Menu, Box.

Create the Box with the Rectangle Tool to the wanted IFRAME size.
It can be any shape but a box is clearest.

Select it and go to its Web Properties > Placeholder and click the HTML code (body).
Your <iframe src="...">###</frame> code goes here.
Press the OK button and then the OK/Apply button on the Web Properties dialog.

Acorn

Acorn,

Many thanks - works perfectly.

Update - yes it does, but the phone variant isn't that good. Just trying it by resizing a web browser and it does all sorts of funny things. Still, I have another 25 days to try it out.

Alan

Try creating the website variant from scratch rather than resizing the main variant one.

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Update - yes it does, but the phone variant isn't that good. Just trying it by resizing a web browser and it does all sorts of funny things. Still, I have another 25 days to try it out.
Alan

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Alan, the Variant shares the same page code as the Main. If the IFRAME uses the same name or id in both, your code will wibble.

Note Variants are not adaptive; they are designed to a width to suit a particular device type: PC, laptop, book, tablet, phone.

Acorn

Ah, I was hoping for something a little cleaner. But it's still better than WP8 for responsive sites (tbh, the main reason I am moving away).

Still, onwards and upwards.

Cheers

Alan