YouTube-videos and other iframes are not blocked on my site

YouTube-videos are not automatically blocked; instead, they require the use of our iframe-blocker. This can be enabled under the “Iframes” menu item.

If elements are still not being blocked even when the iframe-blocker is enabled, there are two main reasons for this:

1. The CCM19 code is located in the source code after the iframe, so the iframe was already loaded before CCM19 had a chance to block it. Make sure that the CCM19-code-snippet is embedded as high up on the page as possible—and thus before any iframe-content.

2. The object you want to block is not an iframe at all. Google Maps, for example, can be embedded as an iframe or as a div-container. Visually, the two embedding methods are sometimes barely distinguishable from one another. So be sure to check whether the object you want to block is actually an iframe. Video-providers are also increasingly offering options for embedding without iframes.