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I am programming an HTML/CSS site, but the client needs to update a spreadsheet that is on the cover of the site.
I managed to insert a spreadsheet created in Google Drive, through an iframe, but it gets white bars on the side and also with the title, I would like it to appear only content.
Is there any other way to do this without using CMS?
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You can force an element around the IFRAME in order to move the content you don’t want to see out of the viewport. Example:
<style type="text/css">
#iframe-holder {
overflow:hidden;
position: absolute;
top:-430px;
bottom:0px;
left:0;
right:0;
}
#iframe-holder iframe {
width:100%;
height:100%;
}
</style>
<div id="iframe-holder">
<iframe src="http://www.wired.com/" frameborder="0" name="main" scrolling="no"></iframe>
</div>
Original content:
IFRAME within a wrapper with explicit positioning, shifting 430 pixels upwards. Note that the deleted initial block:
Thank you very much! It almost worked, I was able to cut the edges, but the table showed up on top of the header, away from the box she should be in... and it looks like there’s a mask in front of the header that makes it not work.
@Jefsilva I imagine it’s just a question of positioning. Don’t give up! =)
yes it is a question of positioning, but how to put the spreadsheet inside the box that was before? If you just put iframe inside div in html?
I have tried to move the iframe everywhere and it continues to "lock" what is underneath. It does not obey the upper div...
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Did you use the spreadsheet posting feature on Google Drive? These white bars are what exactly? For me there are white bars, but it’s just the scroll bars.
– Michael Siegwarth
Yes, I used this feature, and in iframe I disabled the scrollbars, there are those white bars that I can not remove, as well as the title of the sheet.
– JefSilva
In this case an option can be at the time of publication you choose a range of cells to show. It is there on the same publication screen. This way, instead of showing the title, it will only show the selected cells.
– Michael Siegwarth
I set a range in the iframe itself, but still the edges appear. And I searched the post and have no choice of cells.
– JefSilva
To remove the slider try to put in css overflow: Hidden; and in <iframe scrolling="no" Seamless="Seamless">
– Kallef
Look at the image, I haven’t made the modification @Kallef made yet. I’m doing it tonight... http://s29.postimg.org/w8ugb80s7/10540371_10204297564578426_484421771_n.jpg
– JefSilva
@Kallef, it didn’t work to put the Seamless, and neither the overflow.
– JefSilva