What is an IFrame and how do I do it?

Agent Studio site owners can seamlessly embed another website's content outside of their own into a custom created page.

An IFrame (Inline Frame) is an HTML document embedded inside another HTML document on a website. The IFrame HTML element is often used to insert content from another source, such as an advertisement, into a Web page.

Examples of commonly IFramed content in travel websites:

• Government passport information 
• Weather information
• Government travel alert information

To IFrame a website into your own custom created page, please follow these step-by-step instructions.  

You must first create a new page on your website to support the IFrame.  

Once you've added the general information to create your page and reach the Content Body Box section, you'll IFrame through the following steps:

• Select the IFrame (globe) icon

• Add the URL you wish to IFrame to its designated field
• Enter 1000 for page width
• Enter 1200 for page height
• Click Enable scrollbars
• Select OK

Once your page content has been entered, click on the SAVE PAGE button located in the bottom right hand corner to finalize your new page.  You will now have added an IFrame to a custom created page to appear on your Agent Studio website.  

Then click the MANAGE TOP NAV button to control the visibility and order sequence of the new page you created.