gawpertron, just to clarify, are you saying if I use iFrame content from some other domain that I don't control, there is no way for me to control the CSS for that content? It might, however, render the entire iframe pointless (one reason for using iframes, for instance, is for security purposes, e.g. Change an HTML input's placeholder color with CSS. Please refer: For better understanding refer the article HTML | Iframes. some solutions to the resizing problem, we simply did not want to give up Where developers & technologists share private knowledge with coworkers, Reach developers & technologists worldwide. Ubuntu won't accept my choice of password. Use jQuery to Change CSS on iFrame Content SitePoint Making statements based on opinion; back them up with references or personal experience. Both only work in IE. In case of Sean's answer, you are not changing the content of iframe, you are changing the content. CSS file: (name of the file iframeCss.css) #frame { border: 3px dotted; width: 300px; height: 300px; } In this case, well put the code in onload event listener. How exactly bilinear pairing multiplication in the exponent of g is used in zk-SNARK polynomial verification step? (that needs to point to another action rendered with the "widget.js.erb" zoid also provides mechanisms for pre-rendering html and css into iframes and popups, so you can at least render a Production everything is in the same domain/port using nginx reverse proxy, so no problem there. Inline scripts What positional accuracy (ie, arc seconds) is necessary to view Saturn, Uranus, beyond? The domain, port and protocol have to be the same, doesn't work with subdomains either. are not executed. But then: You could just use a vanilla iframe for all of this. I read many other options to edit css, but most of them don't work with cross domain iframes. It creates a new
