If you use NPM to manage your Javascript dependencies then you can install Pym.js by running: We recommend using https, but the unsecure http protocol is also supported if you need it. Learn more about our versioning strategy. We will keep the CDN version up-to-date so that we can fix bugs and add new features and you won't have to change anything. We recommend in most cases that you use the latest stable version of Pym.js hosted on our content delivery network (CDN) at instead of downloading it directly.

We recommend everyone update to 1.3.2 as soon as possible. Version 1.3.2 is an important security release. In version 1.3.0 we have added an optional scroll tracking support. Use case: The NPR Visuals team uses Pym.js to embed small custom bits of code (charts, maps, etc.) inside our CMS without CSS or JavaScript conflicts.

It also bypasses the usual cross-domain issues. Pym.js embeds and resizes an iframe responsively (width and height) within its parent container. It’s easy enough to make an iframe’s width span 100% of its container, but sizing its height is tricky - especially if the content of the iframe changes height depending on page width (for example, because of text wrapping or media queries) or events within the iframe. Using iframes in a responsive page can be frustrating. About Pym.js Latest version: 1.3.2 (released Feb.

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