Affordable WordPress Websites - Kim Woodbridge
When you create a Facebook Developers account and a new iframe application for a custom tab, you are the admin of that application. If the application is for your own page, this isn’t an issue. But, what if you are creating the application for a client? Do they want you to be the admin / owner of the application once the work is complete? Maybe. But leaving control of the application to an outside consultant can potentially lead to problems later.
Another week, another month almost done. I’ve been busy with a lot of events for my daughter. With her social schedule you would think she was 16 rather than 8.
This week I have google docs, freelancing, Facebook, WordPress and more.
Enjoy!
There are currently two bugs that are affecting the effectiveness of custom page tabs created with an iframe application.
Facebook says they are being worked on and a number of people have commented on the bugs and voted them up so hopefully they will be resolved soon.
But, if you are starting to create custom tabs with iframes or are considering converting your existing tabs, you should be aware of them.
Last week I wrote about how to create a custom Facebook page tab with iframes and said I would discuss the scrollbar issue this week.
The default size for a Facebook tab created with iframes is 520px by 800px. If your page is larger than this, there will be ugly scrollbars on the page.
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