You can ’embed’ an O365 form in a blog by pasting the url into a post on a line by itself. Eg: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=oyzTzM4Wj0KVQTctawUZKSmIYBesqWVJqR5zz1mWNAVUOU1CUzVWOVFRUjc5RFcxQlJPTlhXMFVUNS4u
It will embed like this:
Not a true embed but a link to the form.
Update 14 Aug 2024 After some problems with Sway embeds in Glow Blogs due to changes in microsoft urls we have developed a better way to embed these.
All you do is copy the embed code from a Sway and paste that into the Post or Page editor in Glow blogs. When you paste it it changes from the html code to a shortcode. Like this:
[glowsway attribute=WR42BzNQhsCisIAW]
When you publish it will look like this:
You need to do this in the classic editor. If you use the Block editor you need to add a classic block and paste it in there. Here is a very short video showing the process in both editors.
I used the embed code copied from slideshare:
[slideshare id=10543066&doc=31interestingwaystouseaudioinyourclass-111210091035-phpapp01]
This is a quick example of how to use the slideshare embed code. You can upload PowerPoints and other presentations to slideshare.net to share. These can then be embedded.
As always if you have not done so:
To find the code to embed a slideshare slideshow:
Screenshots:
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You need a free scribd account. You do not need to pay for the book access.
Activate The Jetpack plugin
Turn on the shortcode module.
Upload your document to scribed, and get the embed code:
Classic Editor Paste in the link to a tweet. Block editor add the twitter block.
You can get a bit more control with a shortcode.
The Block Editor allow you to unroll a series of tweets to display a thread.
Due to updated to Twitter’s API you can no longer use the twitter widget to embed your timeline. This is due to changed made by Twitter (now X)
Twitter has blocked free access to the API so timelines no longer work.
[twitter-timeline username=johnjohnston]
Tweets by @johnjohnstonThe [[archive]] shortcode will produce a list of posts:
There are lots of options:
[archives format=option limit=12] gives a popup menu:
Archives Shortcode — Support — WordPress.com gies more details of all the options.
Get the url for a Vimeo page and paste it in on its own line:
You need to go to the tedtalk page and get the link and paste it in.
Just paste in a youtube url and the player is embedded.
You can also paste in the embed code from YouTube and it will be converted to a shortcode, this is handy if you want to customise the video size or other options. For example avoid showing related videos.
Alternatively you can add ?rel=0 after the url before pasting it in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2wrYBPLsxg?rel=0
Which will hide related videos.
Or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMmwxn7XBkw&w=600&h=600rel=0 which allows you to control the dimensions.
If you are wanting to do more than embed one or two videos you might find the Embed Plus for YouTube plugin handy.
