oEmbed means in reality an iframe being added to the page. As such you do not need any oembed and you can just “include” your html page as an iframe while editing the page (assumin you are an admin). Note: as @Milo said in the comments, you most likely ask for the wrong solution, the … Read more
Try to wordpress function embed <?php global $wp_embed; echo $wp_embed->run_shortcode(”); ?>
Answering my own question: For a single Twitter post, it is not currently possible to remove borders based on specific parameters for a single Twitter post. However, I’ve found two pieces of code that solve the problem, even though I still cannot explain them. The following code (based on this post) will enable parameters to … Read more
WordPress has very limited control over the embedded content. When you put URL to YouTube video (for instance), WordPress calls the oEmbed URL for that service (YouTube in this case), and YouTube returns the complete HTML for embedding the content. That can be a different thing, including IFRAME, and each service has own oEmbed content … Read more
Why doesn’t wp_oembed_get() for the video post format not work?
oembed facebook link?
You might be looking for WP_Embed::autoembed(). Try: add_filter( ‘the_content’, array( ‘WP_Embed’, ‘autoembed’ ) ); in your theme’s functions.php file.
wp_oembed_get() returns the whole iframe, that’s its purpose. So you should use it on its own, not in the src of an iframe. $url = esc_url( get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘video_oembed’, 1 ) ); echo wp_oembed_get( $url );
Keep excerpt from stripping URLs and enable autoembed for youtube ONLY?
I figured out that I needed to call specific plateform function to fire the process. In my case Instagram and Facebook : window.instgrm.Embeds.process(); if(typeof FB!==”undefined”){ FB.XFBML.parse(); }