Showing posts with label embed code. Show all posts
Showing posts with label embed code. Show all posts

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Leafletter – Interactive Mini Website with Rich Content

Leafletter is a web based tool, making it possible for any user with no relation to the web publishing experience to create easily a great-looking micro-website out of any text, images, or video clips, you may want to utilize. The resulting visual mini image portfolio is completely navigable and can be embedded into any web or blog page effortlessly.

A Leaflet can contain one or more pages. Each page can be a single video or present a combination of up to 20 various pieces of media and notes ("Blocks"). Each Block displays a preview of the media and, when clicked, presents the complete media.

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The same Leaflet can be used as a stand-alone mini-site with unique URL address, or can be published to an unlimited number of blogs, web sites, social networks, and even desktops. The Statistics panel will tell you about new locations, views, and interactions with your Leaflet. Updating a Leaflet immediately updates it across all locations. Using the Share tab, you can publish a Leaflet to dozens of preset locations with one click, and to any other location by copying and pasting the Embed Code to that location or platform.

The following media files are supported in the Leafletter Blocks: Uploaded Image, Remote Image, Uploaded MP3, Remote MP3, Uploaded Video, YouTube Video, and Note (Rich Text including Hyperlinks).


Unfortunately, Leafletter is not currently accepting new sign ups. If you would like to be notified when this changes, please send an email to qa@leafletter.com to be placed on the waiting list. 

Thursday, June 12, 2008

Embed Documents in your Blog with DocsToc

An interesting announcement drew my attention today. File hosting service Docstoc (http://www.docstoc.com/) is released a nice alternative solution for sending large attachments to friends, family, and co-workers. A small application, called OneClick (http://www.docstoc.com/oneclick), installed on your computer enables a right-click contextual menu, allowing easily send a file located on your hard drive either publicly or securely to your online free storage. Once the file’s been transferred, you will get a link to the Docstoc-hosted document inserted into a new e-mail message that your recipient can open and read.

Sounds interesting already? When I checked the related site, I found that it provides an interesting solution for the blog owners as well for sharing documents in several popular formats (.doc, .pdf, .xls, .ppt) with the blog readers. Embedding the document in the blog or Web Site is easy as ABC. The entire process consists from five steps:

  1. Upload your document to Docstoc Web Site, or find a document already residing in your Docstoc account, or any other public accounts. You can even upload document anonymously, if you do not feel like register or login.
  2. Get to the page where the document is uploaded.
  3. Find the embed code on the right from the document display page and copy the code inside the box in full.
  4. Change the embedded object settings if needed (for example, box display box dimensions).
  5. Embed the code on your blog or Web Site.


Embed Documents in your Blog with DocsToc