So today, there were two things that I had to prepare a couple of blogs for. One was the litany of quality video content that has been hitting the web lately ( ie: the Conan O’Brien tirade against NBC ), and some of these websites require flash or Iframe embedding in order to post these videos on your blog.
DISCLAIMER: This is for people who use Wordpress for their blogs, not people who have received blogs from Wordpress.com
I looked through the repository and found some plugins that were either outdated or were a little too complicated in terms of restructuring the embed codes ( ME likey cut and paste. ME no likey cut, paste, change bracket symbol, add an equal sign, and video size dimensions etc. )
But without showcasing the contenders, the best Iframe plugin that allowed me to embed videos was:
I didn’t find this in the Wordpress plugin repository, but it looks legit, and works like a charm.
How to use the plugin:
- Once you have installed it, all you have to do is go get the IFRAME/EMBED code.
- In the post, write the shortcode in the visual section “” —> without the quotes.
- In custom fields, add the name “HTML1″ —–> no quotes, no brackets
- In the value section, add the embed code.
- Publish the darn thing!
- If you have a second video, you can write the shortcode and add HTML2 in the custom field along with the video embed code.
- You can do this for up to 9 embeds per post! ( eg: , , , , etc. )
- Not sure if it is supposed to be capitalized, but I do it since the plugin has it capitalized.
Try it out. If anyone has any issues, or has a better Embed plugin ( or other plugins that are related ), let me know.
Here is an exmaple of an embed for you. Great song. Enjoy!
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