[Chris Nickinson]

You can embed YouTube, Vimeo, tweets, etc using the Insert Media button.

Examples:

To embed a tweet copy and paste the individual tweet's URL.
So posting this "https://twitter.com/DyeStat/status/308734203158204416555"

Would show up like this

— (@DyeStat) ...

[Chris Nickinson]

Post video the same way with the URL.

So posting this "http://vimeo.com/29392902555"

Would show up like this

[Chris Nickinson]

YouTube

So posting this "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9VvH3-gUIw555"

Would show up like this

[werner]

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This post has been edited by werner: 07 March 2013 06:51 PM

[DrBob]

I learnt a couple of things - don't include the actual parenthesis when you insert the URL into the media widget. Secondly, you have to refresh the page to see the actual embedded media.

If you're looking to add a twitter embed, find the source code by going to "--- More" in the bottom right of the tweet and then hit "Embed Tweet" to find the source code for the embed. Copy the entire code and then strip away.

[Chris Nickinson]

DistancePreps.com, on 10 August 2013 11:02 AM, said:

I learnt a couple of things - don't include the actual parenthesis when you insert the URL into the media widget. Secondly, you have to refresh the page to see the actual embedded media.

If you're looking to add a twitter embed, find the source code by going to "--- More" in the bottom right of the tweet and then hit "Embed Tweet" to find the source code for the embed. Copy the entire code and then strip away.

You don't need to get any kind of code for YouTube or Twitter. You just the URL of the video or individual tweet.

— (@tandfn) ...

becomes

— (@tandfn) ...

when you add the URL to "Insert Media".