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folks, hope someone can help. I have a html page on my server in a subfolder which I would like to show on my startpage during pre-xmas, so I have a say /xmas/xmas.html which actually shows a xmas calendar but how do I show this page on the start page?

 

tried start page editor and copied/pasted the html from xmas.html but somehow it does not seem to work

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hi

best thing would be to do and iframe so you can link it to your start page like this

 

<iframe src="/xmas/xmas.html" width="100%" height="300">
 <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
</iframe>

 

just work out the size to fit

 

hope this helps

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hi

best thing would be to do and iframe so you can link it to your start page like this

 

<iframe src="/xmas/xmas.html" width="100%" height="300">
 <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
</iframe>

 

just work out the size to fit

 

hope this helps

 

you mean copy/paste the code above into the html editor of the start page editor? I remember I tried that but once I save the code gets 'translated' into Your browser does not support iframes. When I then change back to the html editor I do not see the original code anymore, but basically just the wording Your browser does not support iframes. So the editor seems to 'adjust' the code once I save it. Do I need to enable iframes somehow? Would the startpage offer iframes at all out of the box?

 

Another idea would be to edit the startpage from scratch if someone could point out where to find the start page? Is there a specific htm(l) page for that?

 

Otherwise I would only be able to add a link and then open the xmas.htm in a separate window but that idea is not convincing. I would expect it is possible to show a html which is on my server on the start page.

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