Hi Harro,

Okay since you have an iFrame, then I would add a textarea to your document type, so the editors can add the iFrame code on the page. https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/getting-started/backoffice/property-editors/built-in-property-editors/#textarea

When you have done this then add the iFrame code on the page, and then write out the value on the template or a partial view using Razor code.

You could use code something like this:

@{       
   if (CurrentPage.HasValue("documentTypeAlias")){
       @Html.Raw(CurrentPage.documentTypeAlias)
   }           
}

Remeber to change the "documentTypeAlias" so it match your alias for the field.

If you want to use strongly typed Razor then you can use this code. The code above is dynamic Razor code.

  @{
   if (Model.Content.HasValue("documentTypeAlias")){
       @Html.Raw(Model.Content.GetPropertyValue<string>("documentTypeAlias"))
   } 
}

Hope this helps,

/Dennis

Hi Harro and Dennis,

Also you can add it like macro to your rte I think.

https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/reference/templating/macros/

Hope it will help.

Thanks,

Alex

Hi Harro,

If you want to learn more about Umbraco CMS, then I would recommend you to have a look at Umbraco TV. Here you will find videos that shows the basic concepts of Umbraco CMS, and how to work with this.

Some of the videos are free to watch, and some requires that you are subscribing to the service. You can see the different plans https://umbraco.tv/plans-signup/ and videos here. https://umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/

Hope this helps,

/Dennis