Custom iFrame – Embed PDFs, Videos, and External Content in WordPress (Elementor & Gutenberg) vs SlimFast – YouTube Lazyloader

The Ultimate iFrame Solution for WordPress – Elementor & Gutenberg! Want to embed external content seamlessly into your WordPress site? Custom iFrame lets you integrate PDFs, videos, music players, Google Maps, and third-party websites into your pages using either Elementor or the Gutenberg Block Editor – no coding required. With lazy loading, security enhancements, and full customization, you get total control over how your iFrames look and function. 🔥 Key Features: Embed Anything with Ease: YouTube & Vimeo – Supports autoplay, mute, and aspect ratios. SoundCloud & Spotify – Add playlists, podcasts, and music players. Google Maps – Fully interactive with zoom levels and custom styles. Third-Party Websites – Securely embed external pages into Elementor. Web Apps & Dashboards – Display analytics, widgets, and live content. PDF Files – Embed documents with scroll, zoom, and download options. Performance & Customization: Responsive Height Control – Define height in pixels, percentages, or viewport units. Auto Height Adjustment – iFrame resizes automatically to match content. Lazy Loading & Placeholder Image – Improves page speed and UX. Auto-Refresh Option – Set refresh intervals for dynamic content updates. Custom Styling – Adjust borders, shadows, spacing, and more inside Elementor. Mobile-Friendly & SEO-Optimized – Ensures content displays perfectly on all devices. 🔥 Premium Features: Lifetime Updates – Get all future updates and improvements Premium Support – Priority support from our expert team 100+ Embed Sources – Support for extensive range of content sources Custom iFrame Attributes – Advanced control over iframe properties Advanced Security Options – Enhanced protection for embedded content YouTube & Vimeo Controls – Advanced settings for video embeds Enhanced X (Twitter) Options – Better control over X post embeds Custom Watermarks – Add your branding to embeds 3D Flipbook PDF Viewer – Interactive PDF viewing experience Device Frame Display – Show content in device frames 👉 Live Demo 👉 Get Premium Version 🔴 Watch the Video Tutorial ( Link ) Usage Using Elementor: 1. Drag and drop the Custom iFrame Widget into your Elementor page. 2. Enter the URL of the external content (e.g., YouTube video, Google Maps). 3. Configure iframe settings such as height, lazy loading, and styling. 4. Preview and publish your page for seamless embedding. Using Gutenberg: 1. Add the Custom iFrame block to your post or page. 2. Enter the URL of the external content you want to embed. 3. Configure settings in the block sidebar (height, lazy loading, styling, etc.). 4. Preview and publish your content. For detailed step-by-step tutorials, check out: Embed Anything in Elementor: – Embed Anything in Elementor – Embed Videos in Elementor – Embed Audio in Elementor – Embed Documents in Elementor – Embed Google Services in Elementor – Embed Social Media in Elementor – Embed Forms in Elementor Embed Anything in Gutenberg: – Embed Anything in Gutenberg – Embed Videos in Gutenberg – Embed Audio in Gutenberg – Embed Documents in Gutenberg – Embed Google Services in Gutenberg – Embed Social Media in Gutenberg – Embed Forms in Gutenberg Support Need help? We’re here for you! 💬 Website: customiframe.com 📖 Docs: View Documentation 🛠️ Support: Submit a Request 🌟 Love the plugin? Leave a review on WordPress.org! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This minimalist lazyloader makes your video pages slimmer and faster. SlimFast replaces heavy YouTube iframes by their thumbnail. View a demo. How to use it? Paste the url of the YouTube video in a page (for example https://youtu.be/neV3EPgvZ3g). WordPress will convert it into a video iframe. SlimFast will take it from there and replace the iframe by the video thumbnail and a button to play the video. This will also work for all pre-existing videos embedded this way. What is lazyloading and why is it important to use it on YouTube videos? Lazyloading is a technique to make your pages load faster, by only loading required elements when the visitor requests them. The page speed is a key element in Google’s algorithm to rank pages. Embedding a YouTube iframe will load a lot of scripts for every single video and will slow down your page, especially if your visitor doesn’t have a top connection. Hence the need for lazyloaders! 2 types of lazyloaders exist: Those who load the video iframe when the visitor scrolls down to the point where he sees the video on his screen. Those who load the iframe after the visitor clicks the Play button. SlimFast is one of those. We believe it is the best approach to let your visitor decide if he wants to click or not, and only load the iframe if he clicks. See a comparison of performances with/without SlimFast in the “Screenshots” section. Why is SlimFast better than other YouTube lazyloading plugins? Because they require 2 click to play a video: 1 to load the iframe, 1 to play it! This is actually the reason why we built this plugin: SlimFast loads & play videos with 1 single click, even on mobile! Think about your User Experience, it’s crucial. Your visitors are frustrated if they have to click twice on that Play button to launch a video! Because it doesn’t use any custom shortcode. WordPress already recognises YouTube videos when you paste their urls. SlimFast takes it from there. Why bother with shortcodes? Think long term! Shortcodes are painful if you decide to drop a plugin. If you’re unhappy with SlimFast, just deactivate it and all your YouTube videos will be back to their default iframes. Because we’ve made it as light as possible! The plugin only adds 3 small scripts (YouTube iframe API, 1 custom javascript and 1 css) to your pages containing YouTube videos, for an extra weight of 4KB only. And nothing will be loaded if your pages don’t have YouTube videos! This is why you’ll only see 1 custom setting. We decided to sacrifice all settings (such as playlists support and video titles) that would add unnecessary weight. How many options do you really need on your WordPress plugins? Is it possible not to use SlimFast on specific videos? Of course! Juste paste the iframe code provided by YouTube (for example ) and SlimFast will leave it intact. Do it if you feel like certain videos deserve features we’ve cut. What is in the code? Just 3 little scripts (YouTube iframe API, 1 custom javascript and 1 css). These will be loaded on your pages containing YouTube videos for an extra weight of 4KB only. Nothing will be loaded on pages that don’t host YouTube videos. No JavaScript library such as jQuery is used to ensure a maximum compatibility with all themes. Demo View a demo.