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Hello dear WEB users!

There is a page from the demo file from the WWB18 teaser "accordion-demo" ( https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/support/w ... n-demo.zip ) in the project at the link ( https://docs.google.com/document/d/1B1v ... ue&sd=true ), in which one or another object on the page is displayed by the click event on the Panels. My experiments and knowledge with trying to open pages in an iframe when clicking on Panels using a similar event (see the "parent_page" page) did not yield results (since I do not know how to link to the page in the iframe and I think not only that ).

Can you tell me how this can be implemented?

I will be grateful for your help and advice!

Just to make sure I understand, where is the page in the inline frame supposed to be seen? In the panel area? Outside of the accordion?

So, if I click on panel1 I see page 1 in the panel area? And if I click on panel2 I will see page 2? Sorry, I guess i'm not clear on what is supposed to happen.

If you just want an iframe inside the panel, then drag the iframe object into the panel and then set the relevant page in the iframe.

Hello, Ron!

I'm sorry if I didn't ask the question clearly!

Correction:
when you click on the accordion panel 1, page 1 should be displayed in the iFrame, respectively
when you click on the accordion panel 2, page 2 should be displayed in the iFrame, and so on…

Just in case, follow the link for an illustration of what is needed: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BSX0kL ... sp=sharing

With respect, Victor!

Ok. Makes better sense. I have that working. Will upload demo to confirm and send you project later today when I get home.

Thank you very much, Ron!

@Victor,

Is this what you are after?
demo: https://webbuildertemplates.com/demo/vi ... _page.html

Dear Ron!

Oh ooh! Yeah!
That's exactly what it is and even more (You've added, my favorite, smooth page switching in an iFrame).
Super!
I would be immensely grateful if you would share the WWB project file.

Yours sincerely, Victor

@Victor,

Check your email to download the demo project file.

Thank you for your help, Ron!
As always, you come to the rescue! I really appreciate it!

Sincerely, Victor!