How can I display the output of a view with no surrounding templates that can be embedded in an iframe inside another website?

thiokol

3/17/24, 11:30 AM

I have a user contextual view which is accessed via a URL like:

/user/114/my-view

I want to provide the output of this view in a raw format without any surrounding page HTML so that it can be emdedded in an iframe in any website.

I bascially need to get rid of anything that is produced by the page template.

A similar question can be found here, but it is very old and refers to Drupal 7: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/247991/displaying-a-drupal-view-without-a-page-template-around-it

I am happy with the concept of modifing the view template itself, but I am unsure if the correct approach is to create a version of page.html.twig with no markup other than the $content variable?

Another consideration I'm unsure of is the CORS settings. I believe embedding the page in another website will not work unless some settings are changed to allow this?

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