Re: iFrame link in new Menu
> Greetings to all from Mozambique.
Thanks! Greetings from Japan.
> ... However, I can't figure out how to make it open inside the iFrame of Tiki so it just opens outside the tiki platform....
This looks like a job for Tiki's HTML Pages feature. These pages can have the normal Tiki topbar, bottombar and side columns and can have any content, either as written directly on the page or by displaying existing content with an iframe. You'll have to make the page as you want it to look and function. Go to Admin HTML Pages (tiki-admin_html_pages.php) and make a new page that has normal HTML tags for an iframe that will load your non-Tiki page file. Name the page as you please and note its address, which you will use in the menu (the whole URL isn't needed, just the "tiki-page.php?pageName=..." part).
-- Gary