TinyWebGallery wrote:
The simple instructions are actually in the plugin.
1. Include the line
<script src="http://yourdomian.../wp-content/plugins/advanced-iframe/js/ai_external.js"></script>
into the external page.
2. Set "Enable the height workaround" to true;
3. Save the settings and refresh the browser cache.
But you write that the right 10 px are cut off. The iframe only adjusts the HEIGHT! Not the width!
So maybe you iframe is simply to wide! If you can fix this with settings for the same domain be sure that this is really true. Because some settings are stored in the external workaround file and do work there too!
You can post or pm a link if you like.
Best, Michael
Since I've screwed around with the settings so much, is there a way to reset the settings? Will the other settings that I may have changed show up in the external js file?
When I click the button the generate a shortcode I get this...
Code:
[advanced_iframe securitykey="4...hidden...2" use_shortcode_attributes_only="true" src="http://www.mysitename.com/search-vacation-rentals/" width="950px" height="1500px" scrolling="none" id="advanced_iframe" show_part_of_iframe="true" show_part_of_iframe_x="10" show_part_of_iframe_y="325" show_part_of_iframe_width="956" show_part_of_iframe_height="1515" enable_external_height_workaround="true" ]
I don't think that the show_part_* settings can be used with external domain resizing. So, how do I make sure that the generated shortcode does not have anything that that it should not?