^^
Why?
C2 exports javascript, so if you don't use minify, you can see the script in it's least obfuscated form, but it's still going to be difficult to edit the raw javascript.
I'm doing a college course and I need to put two games on a website and I am making my website using DreamWeaver
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Would embedding the exported index.html in an iframe work?
I.e.
<iframe src="http://www.mywebsite/mygame/index.html" height="400" width="800"></iframe>[/code:3oozn1o1]
Would embedding the exported index.html in an iframe work? I.e. <iframe src="http://www.mywebsite/mygame/index.html" height="400" width="800"></iframe>[/code:344jotuc]
<iframe src="http://www.mywebsite/mygame/index.html" height="400" width="800"></iframe>[/code:344jotuc]
Yes
— E Bear
I meant would it work for his purposes, not whether the code would work - I already knew it did
How would I do this? (Noob terms)
This really isn't the appropriate website for discussing basic web design principles . A Google search on 'adding iframes' will be more beneficial, such as:
http://www.webstarts.com/support/2011/03/how-to-add-an-iframe-to-your-webstarts-website/
Or better still, try this tutorial from Ashley: https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/655/tips-on-publishing-html5-games-to-the-web which includes a bit about embedding using iframes.