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Added pi-star iFrame embedding workaround fix

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[YouTube - Presentation video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIdqMQTGNSc)
### Instructions
### Instructions:
1. Just download the files from the Github repository (hamdash.html, config.js, and wheelzoom.js) and keep them together on the same folder.
2. Open hamdash.html with any browser of your preference and you done.
3. With any text editor (like Notepad) you can change the source images (can be more than one per box) or the menu options from the config.js file.
[YouTube - Configuration instructions contributed by Jason KM4ACK](https://youtu.be/9ZZXg60tN-o)
### Quick Help
### Quick Help:
* Double click on an image to expand to full screen.
* Double click again to close full screen view.
* Right click on an image to display the next one. (In the latest version is possible to add multiple images per box.)
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73 de Pablo, VA3HDL
### Fix for Pi-Star iFrame embedding issues:
This error can occur if the server has certain security measures in place, such as the x-frame-options header, which prevents its content from being embedded on other websites using iframes.
1. Login via ssh to the pi-star then run this command to switch to Read/Write mode:
rpi-rw
2. In the file /etc/nginx/default.d/security.conf comment the line below with a "#" in front, like this:
# add_header X-Frame-Options "SAMEORIGIN";
3. Run this command to switch back to Read Only mode:
rpi-ro
4. Then reboot the pi-star
### More on iFrame embedding:
There is very little that can be done on the client side if the source site does not allow embedding the site inside another page (like the dashboard!) specially if the user can't change the server settings (most cases.)
As a workaround for these issues, I've tested running a local proxy on my computer to strip out the x-frame-options header coming from the source server and it worked well on some cases. But setting up a proxy adds another layer of complexity to the setup.
## Updates
### 2024.05.27 Changelog: