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  • Thread Starter tpg

    (@tpgerber)

    No errors in the javascript console.

    If I just set auto resize to fit content w/out explicitly setting either “height” or “resize_min_height” in pixels (to a large value, > 10000px), then the iframe does not size completely to the content. The closest I’ve come is to manually set either of these, which still requires triggering a scroll event to get the missing images to load. (I can see that when I do this there is a slight resizing of the content in the iframe). Also should note that the source page is a static html page that is stored on the same server as the site (i.e. src = “https://mydomain/index.html”). Also should note that the setting ‘hide the iframe until it is loaded’ causes nothing to render.

    Thread Starter tpg

    (@tpgerber)

    The site looks fine in the checker. By moving the shortcode to a Divi code module I am able to get the page to render. However, if I choose “Resize iframe to content height”, not all the images load in the page. If I don’t set the scrolling property, then by clicking on the still-visible iframe scroll bar and moving it slightly the images render. What I want though is no iframe scroll bar, just the page scrollbar. So in other words, I can get the desired result, but only after moving the iframe scrollbar. If I set scrollbar = “no”, then there is no way to get the missing images to load. I’ve modified several other settings to see what might be causing the problem (e.g. lazy vs. eager loading, hiding the iframe until it is loaded). Nothing seems to work.

    Thread Starter tpg

    (@tpgerber)

    More generally, what SEO implications are there for using DearFlip for PDF content that should be indexed by Google for optimized search, whether as embedded PDF or a Pop-up? Most of my site’s important content is contained in PDFs, which I prefer but generally has disadvantages over straight html when it comes to SEO.

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