I am trying to overlay some HTML code over a website’s image using <iframe>
and CSS.
The website is a weather-monitoring website (which we’ve purchase btw), that I want to overlay with my own HTML code and image.
Is it possible to “hook” into one portion of the image with my own image? I want it hooked (so-to-speak, pardon my jargon), so the browser’s resizing won’t change it’s layout and for it to also work on mobile device browsers.
This is the website I am referring to (sorry it’s not a public accessible site).
I’ve managed to somewhat achieve what I want using this code…
<style> iframe { position: absolute; border: none; box-sizing: border-box; width: 100%; height: 100%; } </style> <div style="z-index:99;position:absolute;top:115px;right:352px"> <canvas id="compass" height="230" width="230"></canvas> <asp:Label ID="lblDegrees" runat="server"></asp:Label> </div> <iframe id="iframe1" src="https://asdjkhsdfjkhsdfjkh"> <-- internal website for above image </iframe>
But as you’ve guessed, the top
and right
positioning is hardcoded to overlay that box in the right spot.
However, as soon as I re-size the browser or view it on a mobile device, the <canvas>
element shifts to the right (or left or down) and the underlying compass dial shows from behind (somewhat partially obscured).
i.e.
There must be a better way to do this. Any ideas and suggestions?
Thanks
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Answer
The answer was to use CSS margin-left and rights.
.divCanvas { z-index:99; position:absolute; margin-left: 525px; margin-top: 70px; }
and referring to the html with this class…
<div class="divCanvas"> <canvas id="compass" height="230" width="230"></canvas> </div>