If you are on WordPress 3.5 or higher just putting the URL on a separate line should work: https://soundcloud.com/radhanath-swami/offer-the-best-you-have You do not need to use the embed code, WordPress handles the embedding via oEmbed itself. Also have a look at the Codex. EDIT: If you want the small image you probably should have mentioned that … Read more
I believe part of what you’re looking for is the WP_Embed class defined in wp-includes/media.php. It implements a framework for automatically replacing urls with the output of embed handlers. I’m afraid you’ll have to do the deeper research yourself (this was apparently introduces in 2.9.0, so documentation might still be thin). I doubt WordPress core … Read more
You could try mashing all the patterns together in one big regexp or and then doing a simple line by line parse of the content: function theme_oembed_videos() { global $post; if ( $post && $post->post_content ) { global $shortcode_tags; // Make a copy of global shortcode tags – we’ll temporarily overwrite it. $theme_shortcode_tags = $shortcode_tags; … Read more
See the function wp_embed_defaults() in wp-includes/media.php: function wp_embed_defaults() { if ( ! empty( $GLOBALS[‘content_width’] ) ) $width = (int) $GLOBALS[‘content_width’]; if ( empty( $width ) ) $width = 500; $height = min( ceil( $width * 1.5 ), 1000 ); return apply_filters( ’embed_defaults’, compact( ‘width’, ‘height’ ) ); } To change these values filter embed_defaults: add_filter( … Read more
Those are not really arguments like for YouTube, more of arguments for WordPress itself. One way to handle it would be to access your argument later inside of a filter and modify HTML output. Pass in arguments array: wp_oembed_get( ‘http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=’, array( ‘autoplay’ => 1 ) ); And filter: add_filter(‘oembed_result’,’oembed_result’, 10, 3); function oembed_result($html, $url, $args) … Read more
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/18719 has a working patch now. Edit: Plugin code to do similar until patch gets in: wp_oembed_add_provider(‘#https://(www\.)?youtube.com/watch.*#i’, ‘http://youtube.com/oembed?scheme=https’, true); wp_oembed_add_provider(‘https://youtu.be/*’, ‘http://youtube.com/oembed?scheme=https’, false );
Simply put ‘); But note that there is also caching involved (embedding results are saved to custom field of the post, otherwise it would need to make HTTP request every time) and you are likely breaking that, unless you are doing it inside loop and close to where it normally works. Maybe even then.
Use wp_oembed_get( $url ) instead. Make sure you echo it in your template file. So, something like this: <?php // tot necessary to set this but good if $url is coming from a function $url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jofNR_WkoCE”; // echo the function in your template to render the video echo wp_oembed_get( $url ); ?>
Not natively. You’d have to write some code to make it happen – there’s a nice pastebin function that provide the necessary code to do it. Edit (12/19/2011): Yep here’s how you can do this programmatically. Add the following two functions to your functions.php file and you should be good to go. The code has … Read more
What is it? It is responsible for converting links into embed frames. For example you can paste a Youtube video link into the editor content section and the Youtube embed will be generated for you when your page is viewed. More information on WordPress Documentation How to get rid of it? I could finally get … Read more