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TagObject referenced<img>This tag is used to display a picture<video>This tag is used to embed a video<audio>This tag is used to embed an audio file<iframe>This tag is used to display an HTML page

Many sites offer embed codes on their pages for you to copy and paste. You'll typically see a button labeled Embed code or </>. This opens a text box with some code in it. For example, click the Share button for a video on Vimeo to see the embed code in the share dialog.

How to Add HTML Embed Code to Your Site Go to the social post or webpage you'd like to embed. Generate the embed code using the post's options. If applicable, customize the embed post, such as the height and width of the element. Highlight the embed code, then copy it to your clipboard.

We can access an <embed> element via document. getElementById() : var x = document. getElementById("myEmbed");

Both the <embed> and <object> tags are used to load external plugin content, and they are quite similar in functionality. But the first thing we should note is that the <embed> tag is a deprecated HTML tag. So, the <object> tag is currently the standard tag used to embed something on a page.

Embedding an HTML file is simple. All we need to do is use the common ?<link>? element. Then we add the value ?import? to the ?rel? attribute. Using ?href? we attach the URL of the HTML file, just like we are used to when it comes to stylesheets and scripts.

Definition: Embedding refers to the integration of links, images, videos, gifs and other content into social media posts or other web media. Embedded content appears as part of a post and supplies a visual element that encourages increased click through and engagement.