Embedding Tableau Dashboard issues

[Diane_Barr]

Hello.

I am trying to embed a Tableau Dashboard viz into our website and I'm having issues with

the way it displays (mainly showing scrollbars and white space around the vis) even when we've

modified the code, then publish it, the changes (specifically the "fixed" position go back to "relative" in the live code.

Has anyone ran into this problem or have ideas how I might be able to fix it?

Thank you

Diane

[Jon Fritz]

It's impossible to solve code issues without having access to the code.

Could you share a link to your work in progress so we can take a look?

A very distant second would be to copy and paste the entire code of the .html page, including any attached .css and .js files, here in the forum.

[Diane_Barr]

Of course.

Here is the link: https://eiph.idaho.gov/

[Nancy OShea]

It's a shame the public tableau is so poorly conceived (too wide, too tall & not responsive).  There's nothing you can do about it because it comes from their site, not yours.  It is what it is.

[Diane_Barr]

Bummer.

I did contact the Tableau dudes who sent me the code that supposedly gets rid of the scrollbars and extra white space, however when I embed it into my site and upload it to the remote server, the position (which supposedly removes the scrollbars and white space) reverts back to relative instead of fixed.

[Jon Fritz]

Not counting the imense number of "____ attribute is obsolete, use css instead" warnings (most browsers still understand the obsolete methods), there are a fairly high number of acttual structural errors in your code, like missing or doubled up end tags. Structural errors are one of the main reasons for "it doesn't look the way it should" issues.

Run your page through the validator at http://validator.w3.org/nu and repair it.

Once the structural errors are fixed, it may simply start working as expected. If it doesn't, post back after the code has been cleaned and we should be able to see where the issue is coming from.