• Resolved vlgee

    (@vlgee)


    Hi,

    I am trying to help a friend fix her website. She is using the Elegant Real Estate theme, and she wants a custom search in the sidebar or on a separate page. Her Real Estate office gave me the code to use for that, but it isn’t working.

    When I put it in a widget in the sidebar, I get an error message way off to the right, outside of the sidebar.

    I tried putting it in a page, and that does not work either (see page names “search”).

    The website address is http://homesbyangelina.com

    The code I am using is:

    <table width=100% border=0>
    
        <tr>
    
            <td align=center>
    
                <iframe src="
    
            </td>
    
        </tr>
    
    </table>
    http://angelinagoveia.cbbain.com/agentmap.aspx?angelinagoveia" alt="CBBain Puyallup Homes for Sale" style="border:solid 0px white;" width="263px" height="281px" scrolling=no></iframe>

    Any help is appreciated.

    Thank you,
    Vicki

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  • I’m not entirely clear on what you are trying to do, but the code above has the “http…” in the wrong place entirely. I’m assuming the URL is the source for the iframe? In that case, it has to go in the iframe tags — but you have a bunch of table tags mixed in there.

    Try this:

    <table width=100% border=0>
    
        <tr>
    
            <td align=center>
    
                <iframe src="http://angelinagoveia.cbbain.com/agentmap.aspx?angelinagoveia" alt="CBBain Puyallup Homes for Sale" style="border:solid 0px white;" width="263px" height="281px" scrolling=no></iframe>
    
            </td>
    
        </tr>
    
    </table>
    Thread Starter vlgee

    (@vlgee)

    Thank you, WPYogi! That appears to have resolved the issue. I will have to adjust the size if she wants it in the sidebar, but that’s easy enough.

    Thanks again!
    Vicki

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