I noticed that the first time you press the google chrome, the height is resized correctly, but when I refresh the page, the height of the iframe is doubled, leaving unnecessary space
There are different issues.
1. You have images on the other page which are not there. They have a height of 30px in the code. In the beginning the page is larger as the images are measured first. After that the browser does render the page again without the images and then the page shrinks again.
This does only happen in Firefox.
so you should fix the missing images first.
In Chrome if the page is visible and I reload the iframe only the correct height is returned. So it seems that as long as the iframe is hidden a wrong height is measured.
IE seems to have the same problem with the hidden iframe. it does measure 0 as height.
Have you already tried to set a delay for the resize?
I’ll download the other plugin and check if I have the same behavior and let you know then.
I took the pictures, but did not work.
I would solve it, see how is the external field
var iframe_id = “example7”;
var updateIframeHeight = “true”;
var hide_page_until_loaded_external = “true”;
var onload_show_element_only = “#iframe-content”;
</script>
<script src=”http://www.fcf.com.br/wp-content/plugins/advanced-iframe/js/ai_external.js”></script>
</head>
<body>
<div id=”iframe-content”>…
I can get you more information if you need if you want to see up close
thank you, the support seems to be great
hugs
I know. I reproduced the problem already.
Problem is: elements with display:none have a height of 0.
The only solution is to remove the display:none until the height is measured and than restore this state.
I check for the best way to do this….
Good Morning
I’m studying to find solution, tell your help, thank you
I have a working solution now in my local build.
Please contact me http://www.tinywebgallery.com/en/about.php to get this build.
Best, Michael
Solution added in version 5.5.
This version will be release when it is feature complete…
