
Use the slider at the bottom of the iFrame to resize the frame. Remove the edit# portion and any other portion of the URL following:Ĭopy this URL and paste it into the iFrame tool in your Guru Card and the file should render without issues. Take the URL of the file in question from the browser: For this example, we will use Google Docs. One of the first things to try is to ensure that Chrome is not set to. This takes you to My Account where you click on security. Google Drive authorization issues may be related to your Chrome account preferences. The steps are slightly different depending on the Google application you are using, but are roughly the same. Here is the solution: Login into Gmail, locate Account under the sign-out Name. The below steps require a bit of manual manipulation of the URL that is used to embed but is the most foolproof way to embed documents and slides into Guru Cards to ensure you won't run into trouble with viewing the content. Still having trouble viewing embedded files from Google? Check out the instructions to find the embed code here.

PDFs uploaded to Google Drive operate differently than Google Docs and Sheets and need an embed code rather than a link to iFrame them in any other location. Troubleshooting 403 error when viewing embedded PDFs from Google Drive. To resolve this, review the file's Share settings in Google Drive and confirm that you are logged into the correct Google Account with access to this file.

If you run into the "you need permission to access this file" message, this more than likely indicates that you are logged into Google under a different email that does not have access to the file in question.
