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# Embed webpage (iframe) (Virtual event)
An iframe is used to display a web page within a web page and offers the function to use the website of third parties in the platform. The webpage will then be embedded into the platform.
Examples of websites that have been used:
* Vimeo
*
* getmibo.com
* [wonder.me](https://www.wonder.me/)
* Google Forms
* survio.com
The website has to allow embedding in order to be embedded into the platform. If not allowed, the Iframe will be blocked and not be functional.
## Insert the iframe in the Let's Get Digital environment
To find the option to insert the live stream within the admin panel:
1. In the Admin Panel, hover over settings.
2. Select 'Virtual event settings'.
3\. Click on 'Lobby content' from the left-hand menu.
Select Embed webpage (iframe) and copy the Iframe URL into the 'Iframe URL' tab.
Scroll down and click on 'Save changes'.
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