Axure Tutorial: Common Widgets - Inline Frame
Introduction
This article is a section of course Axure Full Course: Tutorial, Tips and Templates.
The inline frame is mainly used to reference the content of another page or external web content on a page. This is useful for saving repetitive design.
Link to a Page
1. Link to a page in this design
Double-click the inline frame, select the Link to a page in this design option in the pop-up window, then select the corresponding page, and click OK.
2. Link to an external url or file
If you want to link to an external page, you can select Link to an external url or file, and then enter the corresponding URL.
Other Settings
Toggle Border: Used to toggle whether to display the border of the inline frame.
Scrollbars: You can set whether to scroll freely, vertically or horizontally.
Preview Image (editor only): You can choose the preview image of the inline frame, which is only valid in the editor, not valid in the generated prototype.
Special Interactions
Open Link in Frame
Inline Framework
This is also a necessary action for each project. Generally, the project prototype will have a menu. Click the menu button to open a page in the inline frame.
· Link to a page of the current project - select a page in the prototype and open in a new Window/Tab.
· Link to external URL - enter the URL address, including the network address（ https://www.google.com ）And local address (D://tutorial.html). Note: the local address is not available during preview. It needs to generate local HTML to take effect. This is generally applicable to opening external maps, statistical charts and other contents.
Parent Framework
That's all for today's lesson.In the following lessons we will continue to introduce commonly used widgets.
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