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You can add a code block by using Ctrl + Alt + 6 (or ⌘ + Alt + 6 on Mac)
Source: https://medium.com/help-center/writing-128f049a7ad#b41a
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Medium also supports github gists which include syntax highlighting.
A lot of folks have asked for GitHub gist support. Now we have it. Simply paste your gist URL into your Medium story and hit return.
You can still also highlight text and hit command-6 for code snippets. Ctrl-6 on Windows.
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From today (2016-05-20) on, Google is starting to roll out the ability to embed a chart from a Google spreadsheet into a Google document. At this point, two of my 3 Google accounts make the option available in the Insert menu, with a new Insert→Chart submenu below the Insert→Drawing… item.
When you insert such charts, they remain linked to the original ...
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I don't think you can do this in the comments, but you can do this in the Description using the Markdown style:
For more info on the markdown syntax, check out: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#img
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Sure you can. Check these links out:
Consider this as an example card:
https://trello.com/c/NIRpzVDM
You can link to a card as a photo using the following:
<img src="https://trello.com/c/NIRpzVDM.png" />
You could embed an iframe as follows:
<iframe src="https://trello.com/c/NIRpzVDM.html"></iframe>
You can also do a javascript that ...
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Further to the other answers: within the Description, you can also embed images that have been added as attachments to the card. (Note: this will only work in the description, and not in comments.)
Right-click on the attachment image and select "Copy Link Address"
In the Description, enter the following:
e.g.
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Card comments use embed.ly to display content inline, so a link to a Twitter status or YouTube video will embed the status or video. Here is a full list of providers: http://embed.ly/providers. Trello only display services that offer SSL, though. And it won't work for any image URL, just those in the list of providers. If you upload images as attachments, it ...
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Google Drive folders can be embedded and displayed in list and grid views:
List view
<iframe src="https://drive.google.com/embeddedfolderview?id=FOLDER-ID#list" style="width:100%; height:600px; border:0;"></iframe>
Grid view
<iframe src="https://drive.google.com/embeddedfolderview?id=FOLDER-ID#grid" style="width:100%; height:600px; ...
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Other than using an iframe, Trello has a REST public API that you can tap into for your site. You can theme it to match your site and have more control than simply a window into another site. You can find more information on programmableweb here: http://www.programmableweb.com/api/trello
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That’s not an embedded article, it’a custom domain for Medium. See here for more details.
You need to create a Medium Publication in order to be able to publish with Medium on your own domain.
As per Medium Help, the embedding feature is no longer supported.
Can I embed Medium on other sites?
Medium embeds on other sites are no longer supported.
Regarding ...
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Google Drive does not provide HTML embed codes directly, and they actively block the ability to put a public folder listing in an <iframe> on your website (using X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN).
I have been unable to find a third-party service that provides embedding functionality.
Your answer at this time appears to be No.
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To update things for the new (as of April 2013) Gmail interface:
You have a few options:
Drag the image from Finder/Explorer and drop it directly into your message.
Mouse over the + sign at the bottom of the message, which brings up an "Insert" menu with a few options for photo sources. Select the camera icon, then browse to find the file on your computer.
...
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I think the below code is exactly what you want. I did this by combining https://developers.google.com/youtube/iframe_api_reference and Iframe API.
Just replace the video iD, and test it on your local pc.
<div id="myvideo"></div>
<script async src="https://www.youtube.com/iframe_api"></script>
<script>
var player;
var videoId=...
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Yes, there is. Add the optional parameter language to the request URL:
https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/MODE?key=API_KEY&language=en
See the API reference for further information.
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I ran into this issue as well and have been trying to figure out a solution for the last few days. There were a couple of articles I found which had old ways to do it but these didn't work anymore.
I ended up figuring out how to do this using the api from rsstojson.com and then using the generated JSON. You could do this for a single post or for all of your ...
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If you are using the Facebook Embedded Posts Plugin released at the beginning of August (2013), you cannot currently change the appearance or width of the post. According to the documentation (linked to above):
Can I customize how the post is displayed on my web page?
Currently, you cannot customize how Embedded Posts are displayed on your page. The size of ...
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Yes, you can. Copy the contents of a sheet and paste it in your doc, in the right corner it will ask if you'd like to link to the spreadsheet. If you do, after you edit the spreadsheet, you can click the update icon in your docs to incorporate the changes to your doc.
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The Google Docs UI has changed again.
If you want to embed a Google Docs video on any website (not just a Google sites err… site), now you need to click 'File' then choose 'embed'.
But, be aware that only those with permissions to see the video will be able to play it.
In other words, if you've set it to private then most people won't be able to play it....
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just use the ``` to create a new code block.
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It's not as straightforward as one would like, but you can do it this way:
Find the photo in Google Photos you want to include
Open the "Share" menu and click "Get link"
Either click the link that is created or click "Copy" and paste that address into a new browser window
That'll bring you to a new shared album with just that photo in it; you need to get ...
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Facebook has been getting serious with their video efforts in the past couple months, launching some critical features for video creators, as well as getting exclusive contracts with big media event organizers.
In the past, Facebook already changed the way YouTube embeds are displayed from a large to a small view, which prompted third party websites to pop ...
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Facebook changed its behavior, and it's no longer possible - all links, including videos, will be opened externally, to mirror the mobile experience.
From a Bug Info found on facebook for developers:
Reply from Spencer Hitchcock | Facebook Team
...
It looks like this behavior is actually by design.
In our efforts to make News Feed an even ...
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An alternative is to use Google Sites, or any other content editor that allow embedding iframes content.
To embed Google spreadsheets in a page of Google Sites
Create a new site or go to an existing site.
Create a new page or click on Edit on an existing page.
Click on Insert > Drive > Spreadsheet
Select the spreadsheet
Set the options
Click on Save
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You can use MutationObserver to watch for DOM events and continuously look at Cognito.config.isReady to be TRUE. This will indicate that all DOM elements ("childList" types) of the Cognito form have been loaded - although some Cognito scripts may still subsequently modify some of the DOM elements' attributes ("attribute" types).
// select the target ...
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Go to your Gmail page
In the top right side of the Gmail page, click on "Settings"
In the Settings box that opens, click on “Labs.”
Scroll down the list of options until you come to “Inserting images.” (It was a long way down on my system.)
Click “Enable.”
At the bottom of the page, click the button “Save changes.”
Now you are set up to insert images ...
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If you are using the new Gmail compose interface, there is an arrow button at the right bottom corner. Click it to select to switch to the old fashion.
Edit your HTML in a text editor and preview it by any browser like Chrome/Firefox.
In browser, Ctrl+A to select all, then switch to your Gmail. Paste it to your email body.
The images should be shown as some ...
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Here is how you can do it:
Upload your PDF file.
Then click your file in document list.
A preview will be opened.
You will see a blue button named Open (right-bottom side)
Click that button. You will be transferred docs.google.com
Here you will see the top-menu like File, Edit...
Choose File → Embed file. Then you can get an embed code.
Also, don't forget ...
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I think you will find that the answer lies in the use of Google API service. I have been looking at the same thing and so far this is the answer.
https://developers.google.com/discovery/libraries
You need to add the client library to your website and reference it in your webpages. You also need to add a security key to Google so that the system can ...
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