Question:
We are experiencing issues with a HTML sections that is not really working well within the iframe. Is it possible to add directly to the page without the iframe?
if so: is there a tutorial or a guide to do that?
Not that I’m aware, what is the problem you’re experiencing with the Iframe though?
I am between a rock and a hard place here as I chose Wix because we don’t have experience with coding. We are using a HTML snippet from a booking system that doesn’t show well in the mobile view. The company of the booking system indicated that the problems we have with scrolling and visualisation on the mobile page is the result of using an iframe. as they are not willing to help out I am looking for a different way to make it work. Website in question is aanhetdorp.nl/boeken. The problem start when you reach the map of the place where you can select a preferred spot
I consulted a web developer who advised to create a page outside of the wix environment to link to, but I want to check If we can resolve this issue within wix first.
I looked at your site and several other using tommybookingsupport. The problem really is that the map is actually too wide for mobile, on every site, so it needs a lot of zooming and that’s where it starts to go ugly. You have 3 options: a) ask tommybookingsupport if they cannot offer a booking page on their URL, like www.tommybookingsupport.nl/aanhetdorp/boeken. Most reservation systems offer this possibility. Downsite is that the URL in the browser will change b) what the other developer said c)use a Velo custom element. I believe that will work, but you will have to check with a Velo dev who has experience with this. Good luck. Also see : Wix Editor: About Embeds and Codes on Your Site | Help Center | Wix.com
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Firstly, check if the code is responsive by testing it on platforms like VSCode Live Server or the W3Schools HTML editor. Paste your code there and see if the iframe adjusts to different screen sizes. You can also try adding your own responsive code within the HTML snippet while keeping the base code intact to ensure the booking data displays correctly. We faced a similar issue on our gym accessories selling Arm Blaster and training store, where the training page had an HTML snippet for booking. We resolved it by making the code responsive ourselves. Just make sure to create a backup of your HTML snippet before making any changes. Hope this helps. 
thanks all or your input! really helpful to figure out what to do next!
Unless I have missed something, the Wix html-component it by itself not responsive.
Correct, this is also what i know.
Like Giri already mentioned → this will work (out of my view as well) only by using the CUSTOM-ELEMENT and only if you have a PREMIUM-ACCOUNT (paid-account).