Hi niklaslavrel,

If you want to create a widget that shows a play button and opens an url when you click it you can use the embed widget:https://developers.miro.com/docs/interface-iembedwidget

Example:

miro.board.widgets.create({type:'embed', html:'<iframe src="https://www.example.com/"></iframe>'})

Note you can not control the size of the dialog that shows the embed nor can you open it automatically. The site must also be https to load.

Hi,

Here are two iFrame embed widgets on a Miro board:

The Youtube embed to the right is running inline directly on the board. The Google Maps embed to the left is running in the popup modal. So, my question was “how can I make the embed widget to run inline directly on the board?” in other words, how can I make sure my own iFrame embed widget runs like Youtube and not like Google Maps?

Cheers,
Niklas

Hi Niklas,

Unfortunately there is no API to make an embed work like you want it, only specific type of embeds will run inlined as the YouTube one.

Hi Esteban,

Alright I see. The solution I’m building would be a lot nicer with the inlined embed. What are the requirements to access that feature? Is there any possibility that we could apply as a selected partner or get in contact with someone to access the inline embed feature?

Thanks!

Cheers,
Niklas

I have 100% control over the embedded website.  Is there anything I can do to make sure Miro renders it inline on the Miro Board?

Jumping in on this - what requirements are needed non-miro side for embed iframe to render inline? 

Can anyone help out?

Hi there. The Miro Platform 2.0 does now allow you to create embed widgets that open inline rather than in a modal. Simply set the mode property to ‘inline’ when you create the widget:

https://developers.miro.com/docs/embed_embed-1

How someone gotten this to work? I have been having trouble using the “inline” command - can someone share an example iframe where this work?