Is there a way to change the background color of an iframed website? For example, if i iframe google (white background) can i change it in "green" or whatever color i want? Since i've an iframed offer and i want to show only the form that the user must fill, but the color is in conflict with the others colous...so i want to change it or mask it with other... PM Me for example link or if you haven't understand very well (i know, my english sucks)... Thank you so much!
Simple answer: No You can add colored div's on top of the iframe to hide the background color. But that's a long process and then you have to factor in browser position (different browsers show the page differently). Of which it truly is a long process and in the end can be useless if the offer is removed. Best solution: Don't Iframe, or change your site to fit the iframed offer.
you can, if the background is white by default...just set allowtransparency="true" (will need some css modifications too to work in all browsers, you can fins that on google) and if the framed website has no background set, it will automatically be transparent and take your site's background
Site A iframes Site B. You can not change anything on Site B via code on Site A due to modern browsers security restrictions. Only case is if you own both A and B, and then it 's quite tricky.
I can't change the design on my website since it looks like a famous one...anyway seems that modify my website is the only way... Is there anything that can cover all the iframed things (as z-index) excepet some particular colours? Like in math... "We accept all the numbers in "N" except, for example 1" If there is something like this will be perfect, since i can ask to cover all with my color except the form's colours...
Just a wild guess, but it looks like facebook? As jazzc pointed out, you can't do anything to the remote site via iframe. (Would be a major security risk otherwise). As I said previously, you can overlay the iframe with div's or an image cutout of sorts... This way you can cover everything except for the form and submit button. BUT yet again, it will have to be pixel perfect and you will need browser detection to move the img x amount of pixels over for every browser type.
Some references: http://www.cakemail.com/the-iframe-cross-domain-policy-problem/ http://softwareas.com/cross-domain-communication-with-iframes Once you set it up, then you just change the background via javascript.
No, it's not Facebook... Yeah this should be the trick, but i believe that it'll cost me a lot of dollars right? I don't know how to cover all by div...
This should do the trick, http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/h...to-inject-custom-html-and-css-into-an-iframe/ James
The method that he mentioned is only for an iframe that you control (iframing your own page)... This won't work with a third party website (such as a CPA offer).
