this would be great - currently security issues prevent standard iFrames from displaying most content

I'm looking into the description of this idea and I see the list of attributes of <iframe> element. So, a person can just add "Custom HTML" gadget, click "Edit code" and just add all the code there. It is not that different from what is already described here.

What I'm against is created pseudo-iframe gadget where all these properties are listed. Until I miss something...

Evgeny, I understand. If a workaround requires much investment of your resources, it's beyond what I'm talking about.

But if there's a simple way for your users to get around the absence of a feature by custom code, and you can give us an example we can adapt, I think it makes sense.

Walt, I totally understand you and agree, but my point was different - we're not big fans of investing actual analysis, design, development, QA and deployment time into creating workarounds. We really want to understand the root cause of a problem and solve it. From time to time we may produce some workarounds, just as first step to understand an issue better. but in general we try to avoid it.

I appreciate that workarounds are not trouble free. They can cause problems, or the system can change out from under them.

But for your customers who need features that WA doesn't provide, there are just four choices: put them on the wishlist and wait, live without them, find another platform, or find a workaround.

Me, I'm a big fan of workarounds. Big systems, like WA, are just too complex to do everything everyone wants, so workarounds are often needed. So I like to figure them out and to share them.

To the extent that you can describe workarounds, you help us serve our members better, make our work easier, and take pressure off the wishlist.

Your tech support has given me a number of Javascript workarounds that make our website and operation better. That's a plus for WA in my opinion.

May be, I'm not a big fan of describing workarounds.

There is already an iframe example on the help page at https://help.wildapricot.com/display/DOC/Inserting+documents+and+files .

Evgeny, how about adding a more general iframe example to this section? Call it "Embedding content from another web page."

This won't help admins who can't handle HTML at all, but might make iframes more accessible to those willing to try.

I thinks that who knows these attributes can simply use HTML. Do not really see this as a priority in the nearest future