First, let me say that I don't know much about HTML. I know how computer programming languages work, but the last time I coded was using COBOL in my job back in 1998.
I am a GeoGebra user. I created a GeoGebra activity for my students, which you can view at the link below. https://www.geogebra.org/m/jrgv82zv
You can see that the link goes to a webpage in which there is a box in which my activity resides. Around it is some extra stuff. I would like to take that box and put it in a Canvas page. (Canvas is a learning management system.) I saved the webpage as HTML using Chrome, but I can't make out all the stuff in it. I thought I could identify a section of the HTML that I can copy and paste into the content I create for my students, but I can't make out what that would be. Is it just a matter of figuring out what to copy and paste, or does it involve more than that to get the box into my Canvas content?
I know I can just embed the whole page into my Canvas content, but I really just want the box without all the other extra stuff. Thanks for any insight.