Some services prohibit the usage of JavaScript, which makes our standard embed code unusable. The good news is that you can you still embed your form in an iframe
. All you need for this is the URL of the live form.
<iframe frameborder="0" width="100%" src="FORM_URL?embed=1&inline=1" height="HEIGHT"></iframe>
Replace
FORM_URL
with the full URL to the form (don’t forget thehttps://
part).
FORM_URL
with your actual form's URL, including the https://
part.iframe
by replacing HEIGHT
with the desired height of the form, in pixels .If the form is taller than the height you specify, the form will scroll inside the iframe
. Otherwise, it will sit neatly on the page.
HEIGHT
to useIf you're unsure which height you'll need, try height="400"
to get started. You can always size up or down later once you see what it looks and feels like when embedded.
There are some downsides to using an iframe
directly: