(It > En) ... height="100%" is not valid!! ...  ... you have to assign a fixed value to evaluate, for example "2200" ...
(... or you can assign the value 100% in the CSS <STYLE> tag ...)

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ciao

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Hi KolAsim thank you for your suggestion but sadly that does not do the job. I can put in the value to make it bigger than the script but then i end up with a huge gap at the bottom of the page before it shows the footer.

... you have to apply a suitable value (2200 +/-) according to the vertical development of the external page ...
... or you can use this code which will allow you to scroll through the IFRAME, as I said earlier with the STYLE attribute:

<iframe  width="100%" height="200" src="URL_link_external_page"
frameborder="no" style="position:absolute;height:100%;"></iframe>

...obviously replace URL_link_external_page  with the LINK of the real pag...

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Hi KolAsim i have done that and there is still a huge white space at the bottom of the page between the end of the box and the footer beginning, depending on whats being displayed in the box. I was thinking that it's something to do with the overflow or like this text box i am typing in now it just expands to the size of what i am typing.

... then put a fixed value ...
... to be able to verify also post the LINK ...

ciao

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Hi

http://fivelampscarsales.co.uk/cars.html

Try the Vauxhall Insignia it has many photos on it. I do not have a footer on it yet because of the gaps, but you will see the scroll bars appear when the HTML box runs out of space.

... it's not my code, however it can go, ... that's how it works if you can't determine the height ...
... but you have to eliminate the errors_

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‪ KolAsim sorry but i do not understand one bit of that ! if you look at post https://helpcenter.websitex5.com/ru/post/229452

I had an issue with the date picker which is now sorted out. That script runs in an HTML object box as well but the script expands the box, take a look. https://derbyshire-motorhome-hire.co.uk/index.html

Start a booking off and you will see it expand as required. The code must be in there somewhere because this script is working with the very same HTML object box. Regards Peter and thank you for your help.

... it is not IFRAME; ... this link uses a manufacturer provided <SCRIPT> ...

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They are both manufacturer provided <SCRIPTS> and both running in HTML object boxes. your answers are not easy to understand and not very detailed. Can this be passed on to Incomedia to be answered.

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