i thought the same, but never tried , It’s basically a website build on .js , and a Div-structure
The “Cam” is not a stream, but a .jpeg, updated “regularly” , and then there is 3 DIV’s (on top, “beneath in the DOM” , for the Barcelona/time-temp and the ICON’s
The ones above is “header”
Probably; my test is an abstract test with some abstract webpage, and I failed; may be with another page it is possible to access a particular element.
Yes, ok, i’ve never tried anything in a " Webpage Card " , but now i see the " #document "
And You have more experience than me , so i “stick” to my initial thought " I don’t need to (at the moment ) so why bother , and spend hours trying to find a way.
I was also thinking of another “approach”, putting the webpage-card (fixed height/width) inside another Card with “Forced” smaller, so the top-bottom “vanish in the dark” ( Margins )
Yeah, im playing with picture-element now, but then i also tried with a custom:button-card(there should be ways with that also.) ( I actually have a picture-element-card, with 3 custom:buttons & a picture ) (not background pic )
hmmmm, it’s actually possible to change color of the lowest “Div” in FF-inspector
Did anyone progress with this ? My use case is the following. I want to be able to enlarge the iFrame once you click on it.
Meaning you have a small video feed that is running constantly. Once you click it, it takes on the whole screen