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

[Alan Sh]

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

[Acorn]

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

[Alan Sh]

Acorn,

Many thanks - works perfectly.

[Alan Sh]

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

[gwpriester]

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

[Acorn]

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

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

[Alan Sh]

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