Hope you had a good weekend. Could you please explain to me how to embed an articulate presentation which i am hosting on amazon s3 into a wordpress post? Nothing I'm doing seems to be working and i am slowly going out of my mind .
Great question and it's very easy Wordpress (self-hosted) has a great plug-in that creates a sort of iFrame in your post. This enables you to point to the player.html file and load it in blog posts. It works great!
I tested it over the weekend because another user asked about it.
On a side note, if you want to add Engage or Quizmaker interactions to your WordPress blog, check out this handy plugin: WP-Swf object https://player.vimeo.com/video/204933957
Good luck and let us know if you have any questions!
My next inquiry is how to do it with a jQuery pop-up. But, I'll figure that out soon enough. If I get it first, I'll share . I'm sure its a simple answer I just haven't found yet :-).
Ahhh, the tights....! Super hero pre-requisite. We could always just show him from the waist up. He could be Window-Man or something like that. How 'bout it David? . Shhh, don't worry, your identity is safe with me **wink wink**.
My next inquiry is how to do it with a jQuery pop-up. But, I'll figure that out soon enough. If I get it first, I'll share
Please do Robert. It seems to work great with Quizmaker when you link to the .swf file. But linking to .html probably needs some custom modifications to get it to work. Cool idea so please share your results when you try it.
Sorry, didn't finish. Anyway, I was going to say that doing it with the swf is cool but I want the skin/player functionality in the pop-up area as well.
I would like to put a link on our site that launches a Quiz Maker quiz when using WordPress and Amazon S3. It would be great if it would pop up in a lightbox......
@Dave - Someone asked a similar question over the weekend and I meant to link back to this thread. Anyway, here's a solution using WordPress, S3 and the ThickBox plugin:
I have managed to insert idea my project using the embed iframe plugin method you showed, but my AS file has vertical and horizontal scroll bars around it (which I obviously don't want). Do you have any idea how to get rid of them? I have tried resizing my project up and down, but to no avail.
Thanks for the link. So, the easiest thing to begin with is updating your publish options so the player resizes to the browser size. This would enable it to scale down a bit for your app.
Ideally, I'd say the best thing to do is keep the published output at the optimal (default) size and make your app holder (div?) a little larger - just so the content is always presented at the size it was originally developed.
Thanks for your reply. I'm playing about with the player options and will see what result I get.
I'm using OptimizePress as the theme for my site, and the size is [fixed at] 977 pixels; I have no idea how to change the div attribute you mentioned.
My published output is 980 x 640 so I'm slowly reducing the size to see what fits perfectly. I'll let you know how I get on.
- - - - - - - NOTE: David, this wasn't seem to helping a great deal, so I've stopped resizing my design. I have over 250 slides and I'm guessing that unless they resize automatically and all turn out 100%, potentially it's a lot of reworking of images, etc. I guess modifying this div tab is the way to go, even if it means changing themes.
If you could point me in the right direction it would be appreciated (there are an awful lot of div tags out there). - - - - - - - - Regards,
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Hi Yvonne,
Great question and it's very easy Wordpress (self-hosted) has a great plug-in that creates a sort of iFrame in your post. This enables you to point to the player.html file and load it in blog posts. It works great!
Here's a screencast on the process: https://player.vimeo.com/video/148897767
I think Tom has a post coming out on this but that screencast will help.
David
Gosh!
That was quick David ! Thanks - I'm heading over there now
Thanks again.....( skipping )
Yvonne
Hehe, you're very welcome.
I tested it over the weekend because another user asked about it.
On a side note, if you want to add Engage or Quizmaker interactions to your WordPress blog, check out this handy plugin: WP-Swf object https://player.vimeo.com/video/204933957
Good luck and let us know if you have any questions!
David
I was going to ask about engage as well.
Thanks ,
From One very happy lady
David and I were just talking about this the other day. I'll mention it in an upcoming post, but what he shares is what i was going to mention.
David should have Super Hero next to his name instead of just STAFF.
My next inquiry is how to do it with a jQuery pop-up. But, I'll figure that out soon enough. If I get it first, I'll share . I'm sure its a simple answer I just haven't found yet :-).
We were going to make him a super hero but he just didn't look right in tights.
Ahhh, the tights....! Super hero pre-requisite. We could always just show him from the waist up. He could be Window-Man or something like that. How 'bout it David? . Shhh, don't worry, your identity is safe with me **wink wink**.
LOL!
You've seen Captain Smiley, right?
Please do Robert. It seems to work great with Quizmaker when you link to the .swf file. But linking to .html probably needs some custom modifications to get it to work. Cool idea so please share your results when you try it.
Will do. I saw it done with a Captivate file the other day so I know its possible.
Sorry, didn't finish. Anyway, I was going to say that doing it with the swf is cool but I want the skin/player functionality in the pop-up area as well.
I understand how to embed a file into wordpress, but isn't an amazon s3 file different? How do you link to that file?
I would like to drag this back up......
I would like to put a link on our site that launches a Quiz Maker quiz when using WordPress and Amazon S3. It would be great if it would pop up in a lightbox......
Any thoughts or ideas?
Many thanks,
Dave
@Dave - Someone asked a similar question over the weekend and I meant to link back to this thread. Anyway, here's a solution using WordPress, S3 and the ThickBox plugin:
Hi David,
I have managed to insert idea my project using the embed iframe plugin method you showed, but my AS file has vertical and horizontal scroll bars around it (which I obviously don't want). Do you have any idea how to get rid of them? I have tried resizing my project up and down, but to no avail.
Thanks,
Russ
HI Russ-
Are you working with a Studio or Storyline project? Do you have a link you can share?
Hi David,
I'm using Storyline.
The app in my page is: http://www.ltaapp.learnthaialphabet.com/xcde324675mbnur32aw1ap23/
Is there a way we can mask the s3 link? I tried using a php redirect but the s3 link still displays in the status bar at some point.
Thanks,
Russ
Hi Russ -
Thanks for the link. So, the easiest thing to begin with is updating your publish options so the player resizes to the browser size. This would enable it to scale down a bit for your app.
Ideally, I'd say the best thing to do is keep the published output at the optimal (default) size and make your app holder (div?) a little larger - just so the content is always presented at the size it was originally developed.
Here's where you can learn more about the publish options for player size: http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/changing-the-browser-settings-and-player-size.aspx
Regarding Amazon S3 and masking redirects, I don't know about that. I"ll nudge some of our more dev-savvy users to see if they have any tips.
Hi David,
Thanks for your reply. I'm playing about with the player options and will see what result I get.
I'm using OptimizePress as the theme for my site, and the size is [fixed at] 977 pixels; I have no idea how to change the div attribute you mentioned.
My published output is 980 x 640 so I'm slowly reducing the size to see what fits perfectly. I'll let you know how I get on.
- - - - - - -
NOTE: David, this wasn't seem to helping a great deal, so I've stopped resizing my design. I have over 250 slides and I'm guessing that unless they resize automatically and all turn out 100%, potentially it's a lot of reworking of images, etc. I guess modifying this div tab is the way to go, even if it means changing themes.
If you could point me in the right direction it would be appreciated (there are an awful lot of div tags out there).
- - - - - - - -
Regards,
Russ
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