Among those who keep their blogs, you can often hear the same questions: "how to import a video into a post?", "How to insert a video into a post", etc. In fact, when using the well-known youtube video storage, the task is greatly simplified, since this will only take a few minutes.
Necessary
- - Internet browser with installed flash-player;
- - personal page on the blogger platform.
Instructions
Step 1
If you have a personal page on blogger.com, you can insert any video from youtube.com. YouTube is owned by Google just like the Bloger blog network, so importing videos is pretty straightforward. Several years ago, when copying a link to a video image, registration on YouTube was required, now everything is different and the process of copying a link has been simplified several times.
Step 2
Go to the page with the video you would like to add to your page and click the Embed or Submit button. In the window that opens, there are a number of settings that allow you to improve the appearance of the added view, for example, the color of the background on which the video player will be located. You should focus on the background of the message (page), which will add the video.
Step 3
Next, you can choose the size of the player itself, it all depends on the width of the column set aside for blog entries. If you do not know the width of the message column, leave the default value, the player will automatically fit to the size of your personal page.
Step 4
It remains to copy the player code and paste it into the blog. Create a new entry and click the Edit HTML button. In the window that opens, paste the copied code. If you want the video to be in the middle of the page, put a tag at the beginning of the code and put a tag at the end.
Step 5
To view the changes made to the message, click the Preview button. If you are satisfied with everything, click the "Publish message" button, otherwise click the "Hide preview" button for further editing.
Step 6
If the video is not displayed correctly on the page, you need to change its size. There is no point in looking for the same video again and specifying the required display size. In the video code itself, there is a width value, set a new value and see the result.
