Hi,

iframe can be blocked by Joomla as well. Check forum.joomla.org for details.

Extra tip! Find and install Custom code module that allows you to use any custom code inside, then put your code inside and test again. If you have RSFirewall by default it also damage i-frame.

Hi, Paul, i have done everything you said and still can't get an iframe to work in a custum module.. am i missisng something in the insertion.. code? have removed iframe Prohibited Elements in tiny mce, Filter Type to No Filtering, "Prepare Content" is enabled.

This is the iframe that worked in J3! custom module Podcast: <p><strong id="docs-internal-guid-bfa5f8ef-7fff-a096-78ec-5822dbf1d422">&lt;p&gt;&lt;iframe title="Used Car News" src="/https://omny.fm/shows/used-car-news/playlists/usedcarnewspodcast/embed?style=cover&amp;amp;image=1&amp;amp;share=1&amp;amp;download=1&amp;amp;description=1&amp;amp;follow=1&amp;amp;playlistimages=1&amp;amp;playlistshare=1&amp;amp;foreground=000000&amp;amp;background=ffffff&amp;amp;highlight=cc76db" width="100%" height="500" frameborder="0"&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/p&gt;</strong></p>

Crossword: <p><iframe style="height: 580px; width: 93%; border: none; overflow: hidden;" src="/https://trivtweet.com/NewHTML5/indexA.html?file=ucars537.xml&amp;client=all&amp;color=Maroon&amp;title=Used%20Car%20News%20Crossword" width="300" height="150"></iframe></p>

thank you so much for your help

Joomla 5/6 is more restricted than Joomla 3 was, as I said use extra installed Custom Code module, not built-in Custom module.

For example

hd-anycode.zip