Web Page Element
Behavior properties
These properties define the interactive behavior of the Web Page Element and how it renders and interacts with users.
Behavior Settings
Scrollbars
- Show Scrollbars: Enables or disables scrollbars when the content exceeds the element boundaries.
Mouse Interaction
- Show Mouse Pointer: When enabled, the mouse pointer is visible, allowing users to scroll and click hyperlinks.
Screenshot Mode
- When enabled, the element captures a screenshot of the webpage after loading and displays the static image instead of the live page.
- Advantages: Improves performance, prevents unwanted interactions, and allows proper scaling when presentations are automatically resized.
- Disadvantages: Dynamic content (e.g., animations, videos, interactive elements) will not function.
User Interactivity
- Allow User Interactivity: Enables users to click hyperlinks within the web page element.
- Note: Disabled if Screenshot Mode is on.
- Limitation: Hyperlinks that open new windows/popups are not supported.
Address Bar
- Show Address Bar: Displays an address bar for users to enter URLs.
- Only available in interactive mode.
- Security Tip: Combine this with Web Page Restrictions to prevent unauthorized browsing.
Scaling Options
- Ignore Scaling: Ensures the element ignores Windows display scaling settings and renders at 100% zoom.
Web Browser Engine Options
Select the browser engine used to render the web page. Different web pages may behave differently based on the engine:
Engine | Description | Current Version |
---|---|---|
Chromium | Based on the Chrome open-source project. | Chrome 100 |
Edge | Uses Microsoft Edge WebView. | Edge 108 |
Internet Explorer | Uses IE11, which may have compatibility issues. | IE11 |
Cache & Performance Settings
Cache Control
- Clear Cache on Start: Automatically clears cached data when the web element starts.
Performance Optimization
- Frame Rate: Adjusts the frame rate (default: 30 FPS).
- Render Mode:
- Always on Top: Ensures the web element is displayed above other elements in the presentation.
Remarks
- User Interactivity only allows navigation within the same window. Popups and new window links are not supported.
- If dynamic content causes memory leaks, enabling Screenshot Mode may help improve stability.
- Security Tip: If allowing user interaction, enable Web Page Restrictions to control which sites can be accessed.