Allows you to place third-party iframe code onto a page easily.
Use this widget to paste common share snippets provided by third-party tools. <iframe> is a common share snippet as well as most snippets generated by YouTube, Vimeo, Twitter, Facebook, etc.
How do I add this widget to a page?
- Click Edit Page
- Click either + Content or the Settings icon (down-facing caret) which will be located to the right of Edit where you will need to select either Insert above or Insert below
- Choose HTML Source Widget.
- After pasting the snippet of code that you received from the third-party, click the green Create button
- Your HTML Source widget will show up on the page.
- Make sure to click either the Publish or the Save Draft option just as you would when you're editing pages.
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