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  Public Ticket #1427214
iframes
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  •  1
    Dawn started the conversation

    We are unable to have this content (<iframe src="http://breachlevelindex.com/" width="1200" height="5800" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe>) show up on this page ( https://www.xiologix.com/breach-level-index/

    I checked our CSS code and the suggested code was already in there. Please advise on how we can make iframes work again.  Thanks. 

    iframe {    opacity: 1 !important;
    } 
  •  1
    Dawn replied

    this is in continuation of closed ticket: PUBLIC TICKET #1391564

  •  9,016
    Tahir replied

    Hey Again,

    See screenshot : http://prntscr.com/hzh7l6 . There seems to be a JS console error . Try turning off the Plugin Minification Settings. 

    Be.st


    ThemeNectar Support Team 

  •  1
    Dawn replied

    I believe we did that. We are testing this iframe: 

    iframe src="http://breachlevelindex.com" width="640"
    height="480"  with the < and >   on this page

    http://jsfiddle.net/westonruter/6mSuK/


    and it works but it won't work on our website (https://www.xiologix.com/breach-level-index/). I sent over our login, can you login and take a look? 



  •  9,016
    Tahir replied

    Hey Again,

    Seems like you got it sorted as i can see the Iframe on the Page. 

    Best


    ThemeNectar Support Team 

  •  1
    Dawn replied

    Hi Tahir, 

    Yes and no. The iframe trying to pull in an http page onto an https site doesn't work so I just gave up and redirected the page. If you come across this issue or if anyone else is trying to research this, here is what I learned... 

    “The result is: when the iframe is loaded over http, the browser blocks it. When the iframe is loaded over https, the browser won’t load it because there’s no SSL certificate.”

     

    How to solve this?

    In most cases, I would try contacting the service provider to try and get them to start providing a service that supports SSL.Simply adding an SSL certificate resolves it in most cases. If that is not possible, you can try disabling SSL for one page.

    Solution with a plugin

    To do this, I’ve developed a plugin that handles this for you. You’ll have to deactivate the free plugin, than install Really Simple SSL per page.  It will give you the option to enable SSL per page explicitly, or, when you use the “exclude pages” option, to set all pages to SSL, except the pages you have selected.

    Source:   https://really-simple-ssl.com/knowledge-base/disabling-ssl-for-one-page-only/