Because the YouTube video settings were not configured to allow an "Imbed Video," it is unfortunately not possible for this particular video clip. It would be good if the IC staff would, in fact, allow "Imbed Video" so that those within the LCMS and outside as well could place on our own Web pages.
To answer the question directly, however: IF the video settings allow an "Imbed Video," it is a simple matter of copying and pasting the code from the YouTube video into one's Web site page. Depending on the Web software being utilized, it might be necessary to switch to "Source" code for the purpose of imbedding the HTML code for the YouTube video. Your Web site host administrator can provide specific instructions.
My apologies. The settings do enable an "Embed Video" for this particular video. On the YouTube site, simply click "Share" and then "Embed" in order to access the applicable HTML code. Again, depending on your Web site software, embedding the video clip may be simple or a bit more complicated. Consult your Web site host administrator for guidance.
Good Doctor,
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Roger Sterle
Because the YouTube video settings were not configured to allow an "Imbed Video," it is unfortunately not possible for this particular video clip. It would be good if the IC staff would, in fact, allow "Imbed Video" so that those within the LCMS and outside as well could place on our own Web pages.
ReplyDeleteTo answer the question directly, however: IF the video settings allow an "Imbed Video," it is a simple matter of copying and pasting the code from the YouTube video into one's Web site page. Depending on the Web software being utilized, it might be necessary to switch to "Source" code for the purpose of imbedding the HTML code for the YouTube video. Your Web site host administrator can provide specific instructions.
LARRY W. MYERS
Elm Grove Ev. Lutheran Church
My apologies. The settings do enable an "Embed Video" for this particular video. On the YouTube site, simply click "Share" and then "Embed" in order to access the applicable HTML code. Again, depending on your Web site software, embedding the video clip may be simple or a bit more complicated. Consult your Web site host administrator for guidance.
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Elm Grove Ev. Lutheran Church