Instead, I will just link to two excellent articles: This first article (with probably the simplest solution) will show you how you can achieve this by wrapping your iframe in another HTML element and by adding a few CSS properties to it. Similarly to the trick above, this aspect ratio modifier will add the padding-top with different percentages depending on the given modifier class. We could dedicate an entire guide regarding the myriad of ways to make your iframe responsive. embed-responsive and an aspect ratio class modifier like. In Bootstrap 3.2 and over, use the predefined class. In each case you need to create a wrapping element and give it a certain class. Some of these frameworks already have predefined classes that will do exactly the same as what is in the above trick but unfortunately not all. Most projects will use some kind of CSS framework to help with keeping the styling uniform throughout the project, may it be Bootstrap or Material-UI.
You can play around with your browser size and see how responsive your iframes would be! Using CSS Frameworks I have a text which contains 2 or 3 iframes based embed videos. Here I have a instead because of some blog restrictions. Once you are done, you should get an iframe that is responsive.
IFRAME RESPONSIVE CODE
You should now have the following code to copy into your html. First, go on YouTube, click on ‘share’ under the video and then ‘embed’. Responsive Iframesįor the purpose of demonstration, this article will use a YouTube embed for our iframe. I can’t wait to share this trick with you in the following article. Play with the size of the screen to see the responsive iframe at work. When testing my website on a smartphone, I would spend hours trying to figure out why my videos did not do what I expected… Until I finally discovered a great CSS trick that I can apply to all my iframes. I have struggled for a long time to get my YouTube videos to keep their ratio on different screen sizes.
These functions are most commonly incorporated in a web page using the html iframe element and is one of the trickiest thing to make responsive. Create HTML Place your iframe in a
Most websites use YouTube videos, Google maps or other external website elements embedded in them.
It is therefore even more important now for websites to be responsive. Nowadays, more and more people use their phones to navigate the web.
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