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8207h32, it still does not dynamically resize to fill the dimensions of its parent container, does it? I read somewhere that dynamic iframes do not exist yet in the HTML standard, so this might be a limitation of HTML.

With Google Document Embedder, I still have to specify a width/height.

Forgot to say this is with the “Gray and Square” theme for wordpress.

I still haven’t seen a solution that doesn’t require me to specify explicit dimensions for the embedded PDF. I want it to take up the full width and height of the wordpress page I’ll be embedding it in.

Also, the PDF file I have is on my own website. I would like to avoid uploading it to scribd for google docs because it will be more difficult to update the document there if it changes.

I need to be able to embed a PDF from an arbitrary URL into wordpress.

The scribd embed code doesn’t do anything on my wordpress site. Note that I am hosting my own webserver, not using the wordpress hosting service.

How do I make the links work?

Anyone?

What about “fit to contents” instead of stretching the width outward to the full extent of the post?

songdogtech, I tried & apos; and it seems to work. However, the linked website below states that it does not work with IE. I’m not sure if this is correct or not.

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_entities.asp

Anyone?

iridiax, that works perfectly. Thank you.

I’m using the “Gray and Square” theme, and I’m surprised the author doesn’t have that in there by default. It’s such a simple change, I wish it was in there.

Thanks again!

Check it out for yourself:
https://www.robert-dailey.com/

Notice how in the address bar of Firefox, there is no RSS icon. I’m testing with Firefox 3.5. Note that I’m not referring to the RSS icon on my sidebar.