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You can embed a YouTube video using the video ID (the series of numbers/letters that are at the end of the page link following '''<code>v=</code>''' ). | You can embed a YouTube video using the video ID (the series of numbers/letters that are at the end of the page link following '''<code>v=</code>''' ). The default size is 425 pixels wide, however you can optionally specify a width between 100 and 1024. The height automatically stays a fixed ratio of the width. | ||
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<youtube v="VideoID" width="300" /> | |||
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== Example == | == Example == |
Revision as of 09:39, 14 April 2009
You can embed a YouTube video using the video ID (the series of numbers/letters that are at the end of the page link following v=
). The default size is 425 pixels wide, however you can optionally specify a width between 100 and 1024. The height automatically stays a fixed ratio of the width.
Code
<youtube v="VideoID" />
<youtube v="VideoID" width="300" />
Example
For example:
<youtube v="uiC_XPpnn4k" />
displays as:
<youtube v="uiC_XPpnn4k" />