I have no problem running your iframe with your sizes. But after taking a quick look you have very strange sizing in your project. I don’t know the reason of that but some things are hidden. and other objects have a size of 200%
@JanneWassberg I’m sorry but it’s a bit hard to understand you. I do have solid reasoning for setting the width of certain images to 200%, it’s a stylistic choice.
What exactly do you mean by “you will see your sizing problem on iPad screens”, to me, the site looks great and responds to all devices just fine.
PS You really ned to test the site on a small screen. it moves to the right because of your sizing.
It happends on full screen to scroll bar at the bottom
Ok now i know what you are saying, will take a new look
I took a peek and can’t say for sure what’s causing the issue, although I’m curious as to why you’re using the iFrame for the slider? Assuming it’s not being fed information, that slider can be made completely within Webflow. If it is, you may have luck using Zapier with a CMS collection item - there are more than likely a handful of relevant forum posts around dynamic sliders.
Good luck and keep us updated on what you figure out. Also (even though you probably already know) you’ll want to address that overflowing image in the hero section as it’s breaking the website a bit.
@JanneWassberg Thanks for your help! I’ll talk to my client who provided the code and see if we can get a look at the PHP.
As for the image on the header, it is meant to overflow outside of the boundaries, just a stylistic choice. Would you recommend configuring this in a more “proper” way? I’m all ears!
@mikeyevin Using the iframe as its simply what the client requested, I told the client it would be better if I built it in webflow but haven’t heard back.
I’m aware that the data could be fed dynamically via integrations and Webflow’s CMS, but there is no room in the clients budget for that.
Thanks a lot guys! I’ll talk to my client about the code and get back to you two.
