Karl is right in that a Multimedia > Embed block should work. You'll need to use the URL of the Twitter feed, though, for Rise to accept the entry - as shown in an example below:
Twitter's embed code uses <blockquote> instead of <iframe> for embedding, which is why Rise can't accept this.
Using an <iframe> code to embed Twitter feeds is possible. Some methods involve the use of third-party services to proxy the request (e.g., Twitframe) - as shown below:
Here's the <iframe> code I inserted in Rise using Twitframe:
If you want to go this route, please verify the third-party services you will be using to facilitate the <iframe> src request. Security and trust are a big concern, so you may want to consider the feedback from others that have used this method.
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Hi Louise,
A Multimedia / Embed block should work.
Hi Louise,
Karl is right in that a Multimedia > Embed block should work. You'll need to use the URL of the Twitter feed, though, for Rise to accept the entry - as shown in an example below:
Twitter's embed code uses <blockquote> instead of <iframe> for embedding, which is why Rise can't accept this.
Using an <iframe> code to embed Twitter feeds is possible. Some methods involve the use of third-party services to proxy the request (e.g., Twitframe) - as shown below:
Here's the <iframe> code I inserted in Rise using Twitframe:
If you want to go this route, please verify the third-party services you will be using to facilitate the <iframe> src request. Security and trust are a big concern, so you may want to consider the feedback from others that have used this method.