Embedding an Element

Embedding an Element into a webpage is also done via iFrame embed codes.
The example below contains a style, width and max-width, height and max-height if needed, border and margin. 
The 'auto;' tells the the iframe container to show the scrollbar automatically if the content is greater in height than the container. The 'src' is the source file/url, where to fetch the content to display.
Watch out for the 'amp;' (the character reference for "an ampersand") this is only needed when placed inside html code. 
In the case where the src url is used directly, as in placed into a url bar, then the 'amp;' should be removed.
The example below also shows how the iframe code would sit somewhere within the 'body' text of an html web page.
<html><head></head>
  <body>
      <iframe style="display: block;width: 100%;max-width: 800px;height: 780px;border: none;margin: 0 auto;" src="https://apps.monterosa.cloud/fankit/24.14.0/index.html?h=d8azqlsqaww2f.cloudfront.net&amp;p=774455a6-cf8e-474f-b72c-f05c76914334&amp;e=98dae039-2ce2-40ce-b5e1-a63271be9bff"></iframe>
  </body>
</html>
​
Where p is Project ID and e is Event ID
p=774455a6-cf8e-474f-b72c-f05c76914334
e=98dae039-2ce2-40ce-b5e1-a63271be9bff
Both can be obtained via the embed pop up: 
Embedding
Event Templates
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