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Include content the way YOU like in an iframe that can hide and modify elements and forward parameters. You can also embed content directly or show a part of an iframe.

New since 6.3 Standalone version included: Use the plugin also without WordPress!

Please check the quickstart section before you buy! There you find out which features are available for you! E.g. to resize the content to the height or modify css of a remote iframe YOU NEED TO ADD ONE LINE OF JAVASCRIPT TO THE REMOTE PAGE !!!!! Also you can not include HTTP pages into HTTPS pages!

Resize the iframe to the content height or width

On the same domain or if you are able to use the external workaround you can resize the iframe to the iframe height. Also dynamic size changes in the iframe are detected and even auto height of hidden elements is supported.

Show only specifiy areas of the iframe

Even if you are NOT on the same domain and you are NOT able to modify the external page you can show a part of the remote iframe. With the included area selector you can simply select the area you want to show with your mouse. Also you can hide certain areas of the other page. For perfect integration zoom is also supported!

Zoom iframe content

You can zoom the content of an iframe with a fixed ratio and also by auto zoom which does calculate the factor depending on the browser size. Especially on non responsive pages this can be the only solution for mobile devices.

Modify css styles

You can dynamically change the css of the parent and depending on your setup even of the iframe page too. So you can hide elements like header and footers or overwrite static sizes to make a page more responsive.

Lazy load

Lazy load is the perfect feature to enhance the loading time of your page. So first your main page is loaded and afterwards the iframe. You can also load the iframe when it is visible only or load the iframe with a click on a button.

Loading indicator

Loading iframes often takes additional time. So now you can show your users a loading icon until the iframe is fully loaded.

Responsive iframes/videos

Advanced iframe pro has several options to make your iframes responsive. Also videos are supported. Please see this blog entry for details.

Browser detection

Many websites look different on different devices. With the included browser detectionyou are able to show different iframes or different parts of an iframe depending on the detected device.

Change link targets and show iframes as layer with header/footer

You can dynamically change the link targets of the parent and depending on your setup even of the iframe page too. This also enables the feature that links kann be directly opened in an extra layer in an iframe. So users don’t leave your webpage even when they select external links! A custom header/footer can also be included to the layer.

Scrolling on ipad and iphone

By default not all IOS versions do support scrolling inside an iframe. An IOS workaround combined with the browser detection is done in the plugin as the IOS workaround does not work on other systems!

Advanced url parameter handling

Many options to parse parameters are supported. You can forward parameters from the parent and you have many placeholders like the current WordPress username. You can even add the iframe url as parameter to the parent url to be able to bookmark the current selected page.

Use iframes in the widget areas

A widget is included to add iframes or even any shortcode in your widget areas.

Provide parts of your website to other domains

This feature does enable you to offer parts of your website by only 2 lines of code (js + iframe). See the “content filter” and the “Add ai_external.js local” solution.

Check your iframes

The iframe checker is now included internally and can also check once every day all of your iframes!

Standalone version included!

You can use this plugin not only in WordPress but any php page where you can insert a few lines of code!

Cookie iframe support!

Safari and IE do not support Cookies in iframes very well by default. Also all other browsers can be configured that this does not work. The 3rd party cookie in iframe workaround provides a possible fix for this!