Tutorial to post light embedded Youtube videos (updated)
This is a Youtube link:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]The letters and numbers after the "v=" are the so called
video ID, in this case it's
i3dB0qEcG20 .
Sometimes there is more code after the videoID, only copy up to the first "&" symbol.
You can insert this
video ID into this line:
- Code:
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<div class="youtube-player" data-start="00:00:00" data-description="" data-id="videoID"></div>
and make it look like this:
- Code:
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<div class="youtube-player" data-start="00:00:00" data-description="" data-id="i3dB0qEcG20"></div>
This will result in this posted Youtube video:
A
button has been added to to the Editor which allows you to comfortably insert this line of code template.
You can also add an optional
description which will be displayed in the thumbnail and set the time at which you want the video to
start playing.
Don't forget:To be able to use such HTML5 code in your posts you have to allow for it in your own personal user profile on this forum.
Go to your
Profile ->
Preferences (written in small letters on top of your profile page) and here set
Always allow HTML to
YESUpdate #2:You can now use a whole youtube link as well, instead of pasting only the videoID part.
Tutorial to embed Bitchute videosWhen you post a message on this forum you can see all kind of icons on top of the message field.
One of those icons reads "Bit", when you press it you get this line copied into your message:
- Code:
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<div class="bitchute"><iframe frameborder="0" src="https://www.bitchute.com/embed/videoID"></iframe></div>
This is an example of bitchute link:
- Code:
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https://www.bitchute.com/video/O8GIQG1L4pOs/
You take the videoID:
O8GIQG1L4pOsand copy it into the bitchute line where you replace the text "videoID" with your actual videoID:
- Code:
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<div class="bitchute"><iframe frameborder="0" src="https://www.bitchute.com/embed/O8GIQG1L4pOs"></iframe></div>
Result: