Geeks Testing Blog

On a facebook page post, you can click the little v dropdown at the upper right of a post and select "Embed" This gets you code that you can then add to the HTML of a blog post or web page. Here is what it looks like: It's odd that Facebook gives us a way to embed the whole post and not a simple link. But, with a little work, I can get that link. Notice that clicking the comment button takes you directly to the Facebook post - so all I need is that link. Instead of clicking on the comment button, I right-click and "Copy Link Address" voila! there is the link directly to the post. https://www.facebook.com/geeksontour/posts/10154983325036802 I thought I would need to be the owner of the page in order to get the embed code, but I tried it on your post anyway ... and it worked. Embedded video from Geeks on Tour live presentation on blogger: with "include full post"

The blogger app is not very good, so I'm trying to use the post by email feature. In my blog settings, under Email, you'll see an option for post via email ... Also known as Mail2Blogger. Use this address to post text and images (up to 10MB in size) directly to your blog. To add the picture, using gmail, I tapped the paper clip button, then I had all my Google photos available!  Then I just send the email, using the address in the blogger settings.

 Our summer tour is coming to a close. We started in Fort Lauderdale Florida in July. We wanted to wait until after the fourth so that we could watch the fireworks from the water taxi in Fort Lauderdale. When we left Fort Lauderdale on July 9 our first stop was Flagler Beach what a great place that was

Google Slides (on Google Drive) Here is a slideshow I made using Google Slides. What you do is create the show, then click the File menu and "Publish to Web." On the next screen you will see a space with html code to Embed the slideshow. Microsoft Powerpoint (on OneDrive) Here is an old slideshow I created with PowerPoint and saved to OneDrive. Then it's an easy matter to get the embed code and place here. This is an embedded Microsoft Office presentation, powered by Office Online . heres a photo I just right-clicked and copied from someone else.

This comes from a folder of photos uploaded to MS OneDrive. I used the Embed command to get HTML to embed the album.

Added with Drag and Drop from Windows Inserted from a non-shared "Picasa Web Album" Inserted "From Your Phone" Inserted from a publicly shared "Picasa Web Album" Uploaded from Computer Inserted "From My Phone" Inserted using "From Your Phone" - this picture was taken with my Canon and AutoBacked up from my computer

First, make the map using Google My Maps. Make it Public with the Share option, then you can click the 3-dot menu and select Embed in my site, to get the html code for here.

This is a Google My Map, and I used the 3-dot menu->Embed option to get it here.