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# Iframe

The **Iframe** block **embeds an external page** inside your page using an iframe—e.g. a form from another tool, a booking widget, or a map from another provider.

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## What you can do

* Enter the **URL** of the page you want to embed.
* Optionally set **width**, **height**, or **aspect ratio** so the iframe fits your layout.
* Use it for third-party forms, calendars, or other tools that provide an embed URL.

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## Options

Common options:

* **URL** — Full URL of the page to embed (must be allowed by the external site; some sites block being embedded).
* **Height** / **Width** — Dimensions of the iframe area.
* **Title** — Accessible name for the iframe (recommended for screen readers).

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## Tips

* Not all sites allow embedding; if the content doesn't show, the source may block iframes.
* Prefer **https** URLs. If the external page requires login, the iframe will show the login page unless the user is already logged in there.


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