Iframe gimmick should be named 'iframe' instead of 'forkmeongithub'

[nebulade]

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[Dynalon]

Nice find. Although the name currently has no meaning and is not used. The iframe gimmick will work without this commit. Notice that it is undocumented because I didn't consider it 'production ready'

[nebulade]

Ah, I didn't look any further in the code how it's used. So the actual name, to be used in the .md files, is the filename?

On a side note, I might miss something, but I couldn't find the documentation code repo which is backing http://www.mdwiki.info in case I would want to create a PR for it.

[Dynalon]

The mdwiki.info website is just the gh-pages branch of MDwiki: https://github.com/Dynalon/mdwiki/tree/gh-pages This is how you do websites with GitHub, the gh-pages branch will be the website.

The iframe gimmick is included in latest mdwiki releases, to use it just put [gimmick: iframe](http://www.website-to-be-iframe.com) into the .md file. You can look at the source of the contributing/CLA section of MDwiki page which uses iframe gimmick to embed a google form: http://dynalon.github.io/mdwiki/#!contribute/cla-individual.md

[dirkk0]

Works like a charm here.

[dirkk0]

On second view - it seems to work for the first iframe. As soon as I add a second one or more, the iframes are 1 pixel high ... ?

[Dynalon]

Yes, the iframe is designed so that only one iframe on a page exists. It tries to scale the iframe to the exact height of the browser window, for better integration.

The iframe gimmick is undocumented because I consider it still experimental. I added it because I want to include a blog somehow into the MDwiki page, but as you can see by the absence of this blog, it is right now not working as I want it to be.

[dirkk0]

That makes sense.
Is there a way to include raw HTML in the mean time? I intend to have small-ish jsFiddle iFrames spread over the page.

[Dynalon]

You can insert regular HTML (to some extend) within your markdown. I.e., the mdwiki.info page includes a javascript inlined to load google analytics: http://dynalon.github.io/mdwiki/navigation.md

[dirkk0]

I see ... I could inject everything via JS. I try to do something like that, which might be working by injecting the iFrames:
http://jsfiddle.net/dirkk0/vtFQx/

[Dynalon]

When you want to inject something via js, create a script tag and make sure you inject at the right time (after mdwiki is finished). You can do this like this:

    $.md.stage('gimmick').subscribe(function(done) {
        // do whatever you want here ...
        // ...

        // never forget to call done()!
        done();
    });

gimmick is a quite late stage, you can also subscribe to all_ready to make sure no other code interferes with yours. However, you css style is to generic (div { ... }), you should use named properties: #mydiv { ... } etc.