Description

* WordPress site is hosted at
https://insights.aimarketingcontent.com
It serves all blog posts and category archives. * Framer site is hosted at
https://aimarketingcontent.com
On that site, I’ve embedded the WordPress blog inside an iframe on the /blog page:
with id blogFrame.
I also have a custom Framer header/navigation that sits above that iframe. The issue * Navigating within /blog on the Framer site (clicking categories, sub-categories, etc.) works perfectly: the iframe updates, and the Framer header stays visible at the top. * But when a direct post URL is shared on social (e.g.
https://insights.aimarketingcontent.com/2025/06/14/my-post-slug/), visitors land straight on the WordPress site, bypassing the Framer wrapper entirely—so they never see my Framer header/menu. What the developer needs to know * Any link that points directly to a WordPress post URL must be routed so that it first goes through the Framer /blog page (where the custom header/menu lives). * Currently there’s no mechanism in place to catch those direct-to-WP URLs and funnel them back into the Framer wrapper. What else to Consider Alternatively, I would like to consider ditching the iframe altogether and treat WordPress as a headless CMS and pull the posts/categories in via the WP REST API, then render them natively inside Framer.