πŸ”§ How to Embed the Easy Eye Web iFrame on Your Website

With Easy Eye Web, you can easily embed 3D animation content on your practice’s website. This allows patients to educate themselves about eye conditions and treatments even before contacting your practice.

βœ… Requirements

To get started, make sure you have:

  1. Your individual Easy Eye Web iFrame code (provided by us).

  2. Access to your website backend or web agency.

  3. A section or page where you’d like to display the animations (e.g., “Patient Education” or “Eye Surgery”).

πŸ” Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Copy Your iFrame Code

Choose your iFrame Embed Code from the Mediathek.

2. Insert the Code into Your Website

The method depends on the system your website uses:

a) WordPress (Gutenberg Editor)

  1. Go to the page where you want the animations to appear.

  2. Add a new block and select “Custom HTML”.

  3. Paste the iFrame code into the block.

  4. Click Preview and Update the page.

b) WordPress (Elementor, WPBakery, etc.)

  1. Add a new HTML or Code widget/module to your page.

  2. Paste the iFrame code.

  3. Save and publish the changes.

c) Other CMS or Static HTML Sites

  1. Open the HTML source code of the target page.

  2. Paste the iFrame code where you’d like it to appear.

  3. Save and upload the updated page.

3. Go to "Domains" and insert your Domain

Website Domain Format:

When entering your domain do not include https:// or www..

βœ… Correct: clinic.com

❌ Incorrect: https://clinic.com or www.clinic.com

πŸ’‘ Additional Notes

  • Responsive Design: The iFrame is set to 100% width and automatically adjusts to different screen sizes.

  • Data Privacy: The embedded content does not collect personal data. GDPR compliance is ensured.

  • SSL Required: Make sure your website uses HTTPS. Modern browsers may block iFrames on non-secure (HTTP) websites.

  • Loading Times: The content is streamed from our servers. Load times may vary depending on the visitor’s internet connection.

πŸ› οΈ Need Help?

If you’re unable to make website changes yourself, simply forward the iFrame code to your web developer or agency.

Still have questions? We’re happy to help - just submit a support ticket.