Now available in SharePoint 2013, the Page Viewer Web Part was first developed for SharePoint 2010 as a means to display a Web page on another Web page. The “page within a page” is displayed using an iFrame. In this article, we’ll show you how to add the Page Viewer Web Part to your SharePoint site, as well as how to use it to add a Web page to your site.
Insert Web Part to SharePoint site:
- On the Edit Page, select the Insert Web Part tab. From there, select Media and Content from Categories, and then Page Viewer from the Parts list:
- Upon completing the steps above, you should see the following:
Configure the Tool Pane to display a Web page:
- Go to Edit Web Part to open the Tool Pane and input the Web address of the site you wish to display on your site into the textbox on the Page Viewer:
- Click to Apply and OK to finish inserting the Web page:
Change the display size of the site in Page Viewer:
- One of the nice features of the Page Viewer Web Part is the ability to change the display size of the site in the Page Viewer. To accomplish this, simply navigate to the Web Part’s Tool Pane. Under Appearance, specify a fixed height and width, as required, for the site which you will be displaying:
Want to know more about out-of-the-box Web Parts available for SharePoint 2013? Check out the complete series:
- How to Use the Script Editor Web Part in SharePoint 2013
- How to Use Microblogging in SharePoint 2013
- How to Use the Content Query Web Part to Rollup Data in SharePoint 2013
- How to Use the Tag Cloud Web Part in SharePoint 2013
- How to Use the Picture Library Slideshow Web Part in SharePoint 2013
- How to Use the Community Site Feature in SharePoint 2013
- How to Use the ‘Open with Access’ Feature in SharePoint 2013
- How to Use the Project Summary Web Part in SharePoint 2013
