Standard Editor: Using the HTML element iframe

Hi.

I use the standard editor.

Embedding e.g. the html element “address” works fine. It will be rendered as expected.

But with the element “iframe” it does not work. It will be rendered als source code.

Is there a different treatment of different html elements?

I like to embed an iframe to embed a podcast player from spotify.

Thanks for your help.

About this message editor:
I tried to enter the example above, the html source code as text. But it didn’t work. Therefor I used a screenshot.

Edit 1:
My mistake: I’d forgotten the closing tag for the iframe. Silly of me. I’m sorry.

Edit 2:
Independent of that the design of the player breaks when viewed in portrait mode on smartphones. Accessibility (for the blind, visually impaired, colour-blind, etc.) is likely not guaranteed. Personally, I would always host a podcast myself and never rely solely on Spotify.

But I am still amazed at how little interest Spotify has in accessibility and responsiveness.

This is probably for security reasons. I would suggest creating your own Kirby tag and passing it the URL in so that the tag entereed into the Textararea field will lbe something like:

(spotify: url: https://open.spotify.com/episode/12345)

See the reference below.

Thanks for your answer.
I like to understand, why the different html elements are treated differently.

A tag is a nice solution for recurring tasks. For one-off tasks, especially those with many different attributes, this is not a good solution.

Edit: I made mistake. Please the first post.

Sadly i dont think there is alot you can do about that. Im not sure if you are aware of Kirby Podcaster which is a system for self hosting podcasts. It would give you alot more control over things.