The full code from this tutorial can be viewed on my responsive iframe jsfiddle. You have successfully created a responsive that will display beautifully in any sized view port. Position: absolute /*required because container has a height of 0*/ Height: 100% /*make sure video takes up 100% of the height*/ Width: 100% /*make sure video takes up 100% of the width*/ If the video aspect ratio is 4:3, set padding-bottom to 75%. If the aspect ratio is 16:9 set the padding bottom to 56.25%. As a Marketing Operations professional, I often need to put marketing forms onto webpages. The code works for cross-domain iFrames and does not use any libraries like jQuery. iFrame height will adjust based on the height of the content in them. Note: The padding-bottom is set based on the videos aspect ratio. This page contains freely-usable code for responsive iFrames. Overflow: hidden /*hides the video if it escapes outside the container*/ Height: 0 /* Not needed as the iframe get its height from the padding bottom */ Padding-top: 35px /*Height of the youtube video header*/ The first step to making this responsive is to wrap it in a container. I have a text which contains 2 or 3 iframes based embed videos. If you remove the width and height value completely, the will disappear from view. If you were to change the width to 100%, the would correctly respond to changes in the width of the view port, however it would still need to have a fixed height which would not be responsive and result in the content being out of proportion on some screen sizes. We can add some simple and very basic styles to the iframe, so that it will be responsive. It will stay at that size no matter what the happens to size of the viewport. We want to make the iframe element responsive, so that the height and the width changes as the viewport/window size changing. In this state, the iframe code with produce an iframe that is 420px wide X 315px tall. For this tutorial I will use a random youtube video embed as my example. To get started we need to grab ourselves an. With 60% of websites being accessed through a mobile phone, tablet or some other handheld device, responsive web design is very important to allow your website content to stretch and adjust automatically to every screen. The is popular when it comes to inserting common website content such as embedding youtube videos and social media news feeds as well as a myriad of other uses. This creates an easy and convenient way to add content to a website that is pulled from another website.
is short for “Inline Frame” and is used to insert a document inside another document.
Iframe responsive how to#
Today I will quickly show you how to make your responsive in this tutorial.
When it comes to creating responsive web design elements, the is an element that can cause a real headache unless the proper steps are taken.
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