Custom Re-size iFrame?
Can we use .5 or something to customize iFrame without any kinda of wasted border?
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oh and is this normal for the Dashdot output ?
OS - unraid
Version 1.0.1
The website you embedded seems to limit the height. Regarding the overflow in the screenshot, please report it on our GitHub
I've added quite a bit of iFrames into my design, and I do believe it has to be the website you're embedding that has certain limitations. If your specific website doesn't allow you to edit this - the easiest way might be actually to host your own widget elsewhere (e.g., github) and serve it to Homarr via an iFrame - thus keeping all the control on your side.
So I am self-hosting the website, it's called weatherstar. But you're suggesting I put something in between weatherstar and homarr?
Sorry I'm still learning all this stuff
It was too many drives I think
once I extended it super long it worked lol
No, just edit the CSS on your site and see if it helps. Essentially, that black bar is coming from some CSS issue inside the iFrame. In one case of mine, it was me setting the height in pixels, which, of course, didn't scale when in iFrame. Play around with it and see if it helps, maybe try some GenAI like co-pilot or ChatGPT to troubleshoot your CSS