If you post a lot of YouTube videos on your site, or you have very specific needs for the videos you post, then you’ve no doubt found yourself wanting a little more out of your video player than YouTube offers by default…
It’s very easy to add YouTube videos to a WordPress Post or a Page. Plop in a bit of embed code or the URL of the video, and you’re all set. But if your site is video heavy, then you’re probably going to want a more robust solution. You’re probably going to want to showcase your videos in a more…
There are two basic ways to add a YouTube video to your WordPress site: By pasting a link to the video page in your Post or Page. Or by pasting the video’s embed code in your Post or Page. We’ll go over both below…
In this tutorial we will integrate a YouTube and Vimeo embedded player on to a page on a WordPress web site, without needing to hit the API docs ( which are YouTube API and Vimeo API, if you’re interested )…
Embedding Youtube video in the post content in WordPress is extremely easy, just wrap it in the [ embed ]. Or even easier by checking the options Auto-embeds in Settings > Media and WordPress will automatically turns Youtube…
Embedding HTML and iframe content in the WordPress editor is annoying – the editor strips out elements so you end up with broken code, or no code at all. Right? Wrong (sort of)! For some reason, it seems that the vast majority of WordPress users are not aware that as of version 2.9 we can…