Follow the steps below to embed Behance designs on your WordPress website.

How to Collect Behance Design’s Embed URL?

Go to the Behance website, open the project you want to embed and copy the page URL from your browser’s address bar.

You can also get the URL by tapping the ‘Share’ button available at the right on a source screen. It will then open a ‘Share Project’ pop-up from which you can copy the link.

Embed Behance Designs Using Gutenberg

Embedding Behance content in Gutenberg is simple and takes only a few moments. Just follow these steps below.

Step 1: Insert the EmbedPress Block in Gutenberg

Navigate to your WordPress dashboard and open the post or page where you want to embed the Behance project. Click the ‘+’ icon to add a new block, and search for EmbedPress.

Select the EmbedPress block to insert it. This is where you will input the Behance design share URL.

Step 2: Paste the Behance Link

Once the EmbedPress block is added, you will see an input field. Paste your Behance project URL there. The design will automatically load and preview inside the Gutenberg editor.

Step 3: Customize Your Embedded Content

Once the embedding is done, you can adjust its height and width to match your page size. This will ensure your embedded content gets a perfect fit to your web page.

Step 4: Publish or Update Your Page

If the preview looks good, hit ‘Publish’ or ‘Update’ to make the embedded Behance design live on your website.

Embed Behance Designs Using Elementor

You can also embed Behance in Elementor using the EmbedPress widget. Follow the step-by-step process to know how.

Step 1: Add the EmbedPress Widget

Edit your page with Elementor. From the left widget panel, search for EmbedPress and drag the widget onto your page.

Step 2: Paste the Behance URL

Under the widget’s Content settings, paste your Behance project link into the URL field. The Behance design will instantly appear in the Elementor preview window.

Step 3: Customize Your Embedded Content

Once the embedding is done, you can adjust its height and width to match your page size from the Style tab.

Step 4: Publish Your Elementor Page

If everything looks perfect, click ‘Publish’ to make your embedded Behance content visible on the frontend.

Embed Behance Content Using Classic Editor

EmbedPress allows you to embed Behance content with your classic editor as well, using the shortcode. Follow the steps to learn how you can embed Behance using a classic editor.

Step 1: Generate EmbedPress Shortcode

Go to your EmbedPress plugin dashboard and click on the ‘Shortcode’ option, as shown below. From there, you can access the tools for generating custom shortcodes and embed them in any WordPress editor.

Then paste the collected content URL in the input field and click on the ‘Generate’ button. EmbedPress will automatically generate a shortcode of the source content. Click on ‘Copy Link,’ and you will be ready to embed it in any WordPress page builder.

Step 2: Embed with Shortcodes on WordPress Editors

Open up your preferred posts or pages on WordPress Classic Editor. Add your Behance design URL to the content area. And instantly, your URL will be transformed into an embed of your Behance design.

Final Outcome

Finally, click on the ‘Publish’ or ‘Update’ button and view the page to see the content that you have embedded on your site.

This is how easily you can display your Behance design using Elementor, Gutenberg or Classic editor.

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Follow the steps below to embed Audiocom audios on your WordPress website.

How to Collect Audiocom Embed URL?

Go to the Audiocom website and open the audio item you want to embed. Copy the page URL from your browser’s address bar.

You can also get the URL by tapping the ‘Share’ button available with the audio file. This will open a sharing pop-up, from where you can copy the direct link to that Audiocom file.

Embed Audiocom Audios Using Gutenberg

Embedding Audiocom files in Gutenberg is simple and takes only a few moments. Just follow the steps below.

Step 1: Insert the EmbedPress Block in Gutenberg

Navigate to your WordPress dashboard and open the post or page where you want to embed the Audiocom audio. Click the ‘+’ icon to add a new block, and search for EmbedPress.

Select the EmbedPress block to insert it.

Step 2: Paste the Audiocom Link

Once the EmbedPress block is added, you will see an input field. Paste your Audiocom file URL there.

The audio player will automatically load and preview inside the Gutenberg editor.

Step 3: Customize Your Embed

Once the embedding is done, you can adjust its height and width to match your page layout. You can also use custom branding, content protection, custom ads and more advanced EmbedPress features on your embedded item.

Step 4: Publish or Update Your Page

If the preview looks good, hit Publish or Update to make the embedded Audiocom audio live on your website.

Embed Audiocom Audios Using Elementor

You can also embed Audiocom in Elementor using the EmbedPress widget. Follow the step-by-step process below.

Step 1: Add the EmbedPress Widget

Edit your page with Elementor. From the left widget panel, search for EmbedPress and drag the widget onto your page.

Step 2: Paste the Audiocom URL

Under the widget’s Content settings, paste your Audiocom link into the URL field. The Audiocom audio player will instantly appear in the Elementor preview window.

Step 3: Customize Your Embed

Once the embedding is done, you can adjust its height and width from the Style tab.
You can also use custom branding, content protection, custom ads and more advanced features from the Content tab on your embedded item.

Step 4: Publish Your Elementor Page

If everything looks perfect, click Publish to make your embedded Audiocom file visible on the frontend.

Embed Audiocom Audios Using Classic Editor

EmbedPress allows you to embed Audiocom content with your Classic Editor as well, using the shortcode feature. Follow the steps to learn how you can embed Audiocom using the Classic Editor.

Step 1: Generate EmbedPress Shortcode

Go to your EmbedPress plugin dashboard and click on the ‘Shortcode’ option.
From there, you can access the tools for generating custom shortcodes and embed them in any WordPress editor.

Then paste the collected Audiocom content URL in the input field and click on the ‘Generate’ button.

EmbedPress will automatically generate a shortcode of the source content. Click on ‘Copy Link’ and you will be ready to embed it in any WordPress page builder.

Step 2: Embed with Shortcodes on WordPress Editors

Open your preferred posts or pages on the WordPress Classic Editor. Paste your Audiocom content URL (or the generated shortcode) into the content area.

Within a few moments, your link will automatically be transformed into an embedded audio player from Audiocom.

Final Outcome

Finally, click on the Publish or Update button and view the page to see the Audiocom audio content embedded on your site.

This is how easily you can display your Audiocom audio using Elementor, Gutenberg or Classic Editor.

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With a clean, real-time overview, you can see Total Embeds, Views, Unique Views, Clicks, and Impressions at a glance. Additionally, it provides breakdowns of device and browser usage, viewer locations, UTM/traffic sources, and per-embed performance metrics (including CTR and top content). You can also filter by date range and export reports to share results with your team.

In this guide, we will walk you through enabling tracking, reading each metric and chart, and exporting reports so you can confidently analyze embedded analytics in WordPress with EmbedPress for your site.

[Note: EmbedPress Analytics is a premium feature. So, you need to install and activate the EmbedPress Pro plugin along with the free version to use this.]

Where to Find Embedded Content Analytics Overview?

Log in to your WordPress website. From the dashboard, you can find the embedded analytics under EmbedPress from the left sidebar titled ‘Analytics’. Click it to open the analytics dashboard.

How to Analyze Embedded Analytics in EmbedPress?

Now that you have opened the EmbedPress Analytics dashboard, you can find your embedded content insights and viewers’ behaviours on embeds here.

Step 1: Enable Analytics Tracking

From the EmbedPress Analytics dashboard, toggle on to enable the ‘Analytics Tracking’ button located at the top and vice versa. Numbers populate from the moment tracking is enabled and it will analyze embedded analytics for every PDF, video, audio, Google item, and more you publish throughout your website using EmbedPress.

Step 2: Check EmbedPress Analytics Insights

At the top of the summary screen, you will see KPI cards for Total Embeds, Total Views, Unique Views, Total Clicks, and Total Impressions. If views climb while unique views remain flat, you are likely seeing repeat engagement from a smaller audience. If impressions are high but views and clicks are low, the embeds are being checked, but the audiences are not performing any actions.

Embedded Content Detailed Analytics

Select Embedded Content Detailed Analytics by clicking on the eye icon on the total embeds tab to open an in-depth panel. Counters at the top summarize Total Embeds overall and break them down by Elementor, Gutenberg, and Shortcode.

The Recent Embeds Overview table includes the Page Title and ID, the Editor/Builder, Embed Count, Last Updated, and quick actions to view or edit. Overall, it is like a drawer when you need to analyze embedded analytics for a specific page or to audit a set of posts after a content migration.

Viewer Locations

For getting audience insights, you will find two tabs with demographic and time-bound data. Here, ‘Viewer Locations’ displays a world map with per-country views, clicks, and impressions on hover.

Views Over Time

The ‘Views Over Time’ shows the same data on a graphical format for a timeline (month or year). You can analyze embedded analytics here to discover where content resonates, then decide whether to localize, translate, or promote regionally.

Device Analytics

Device & Browser Analytics reveals how visitors access your embeds. Start on Devices to see the desktop vs. mobile share. On the Resolutions tab, you can see the screen sizes of the devices used to browse your embeds.

Browser Analytics

Switch tabs to Browser Analytics to learn about operating systems used or detailed device types to validate compatibility and prioritize your responsive actions on your embeds.

UTM Traffic Source

The UTM Traffic Source section shows where visitors are coming from and how they interact with your embedded content. It lists traffic sources such as direct visits, social media (e.g., Facebook), or specific domains, along with key metrics like clicks, views, and click-through rate (CTR).

Per Embed Analytics

Per Embed Analytics lists every page that contains an embed, along with Source (PDF, YouTube, Google Photos, etc.), Views, Clicks, and CTR (%). You can sort by CTR to find high-quality placements, or sort by views to see where your reach is concentrated.

Performance by Content

Top-performing content tab surfaces winners automatically so you can replicate what works – content type, placement, and even the editor you used.

Step 3: Filters Analytics Data Based on Dates, Page Builders, etc.

After the data is generated, you will notice the date range picker at the top-right lets you move between “Today,” “Yesterday,” “Last week,” “Last month,” and “Last quarter.” You can also set a custom timing window if you are comparing seasonal peaks.

There is also a Reset option to clear filters quickly. You can use the Content Source filter right below it to scope reports to All Content, Elementor, Gutenberg, or Shortcode (for any other page builder).

Step 4: Export Analytical Data  & Reporting

Once you are done with analyzing your embedded content, you can export your entire analytics data. The Export Analytics menu lets you export files in PDF, Excel or CSV format. Teams often export monthly site-wide data and a second, builder-specific report to analyze embedded analytics by ownership.

Here is how you can easily analyze embedded analytics in WordPress with EmbedPress.

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Microsoft PowerPoint is a leading software for creating dynamic presentations, perfect for sharing ideas, visuals, and information compellingly. Embedding PowerPoint slides on your website enhances interactivity, allowing viewers to engage with your content in a more dynamic and visually appealing format.

EmbedPress simplifies the embedding process, no technical hassle, no iframe embed code,  just paste the link and it’s embedded.

This guide explains how to embed Microsoft PowerPoint presentations on your WordPress site using the EmbedPress plugin.

How to Collect OneDrive PowerPoint Presentation URL?

Before embedding, you need to retrieve the shareable URL. Log in to OneDrive and open the PowerPoint Presentation you want to embed. Now, from the sheet page, click File → Share, then choose the ‘Embed this Presentation’ option.

Select Generate to create the embed code. Expand the Interaction options if you want to control viewer permissions, like printing or navigation. Once done, copy the source URL from the generated HTML code in the preview box.

How to Embed PowerPoint Presentations in WordPress?

Now that you’ve generated your PowerPoint’s shareable URL from OneDrive, you’re ready to add it to WordPress. Go to your WordPress dashboard and open or create a post or page using Gutenberg, Classic Editor, or Elementor.

Paste the embed code or shared link directly into your editor. It will automatically render the PowerPoint Presentation. Below are the full instructions for each editor.

Embed PowerPoint Presentations in Gutenberg Editor

With a few simple steps, you can embed your Word documents in the Gutenberg editor in WordPress.

Step 1: Add the EmbedPress Block in Gutenberg

Open the Gutenberg editor on the page or post where you want the PowerPoint Presentation. Click the “+” button, search for the EmbedPress block, and insert it.

Step 2: Paste the Copied URL

Paste the URL you copied from PowerPoint into the block’s input field. You can see the presentation is showing instantly on the Gutenberg Editor.

Step 3: Customize PowerPoint Presentation Appearance

From the right-side editing panel, you can then use block settings to adjust dimensions. You can also explore advanced EmbedPress features, such as Content Protection and Social Share.

Final Outcome

After making all the changes, publish the page. In the frontend, you can see the PowerPoint presentation is displaying beautifully. 

This is how you can embed presentations from OneDrive in the Gutenberg editor without the embedding codes.

Embed PowerPoint Presentations in Elementor 

Similar to embedding in Gutenberg, you can embed your PowerPoint Presentations in the Elementor website builder with a few simple steps.

Step 1: Add the EmbedPress Widget in Elementor

Launch the Elementor editor for the post or page. Search for the EmbedPress widget and drag it to your specific area.

Step 2: Paste the Copied URL

In the Content tab, paste your PowerPoint Presentation’s embed code or link you copied earlier. The presentation will be embedded and appear instantly.

Step 3: Customize PowerPoint Presentation Appearance

Once embedded, you can use other controls from the content tab, such as Ads Settings, Content Protection and more. Plus, you can adjust height, width and more to customize embed display as needed. Plus, there are Style and Advanced tabs with extended options to tweak visuals and interaction.

This is how you can embed presentations from OneDrive in the Elementor website builder without the embedding codes.

Embed PowerPoint Presentations in Classic Editor

Open the Classic Editor for your post or page. Ensure you’re on the Visual tab, then paste the embed link or code directly into the content. Classic Editor will render the PowerPoint sheet automatically without switching to HTML mode.

With these simple steps, you can effortlessly embed PowerPoint Sheets from Microsoft into your WordPress site using the EmbedPress plugin across Gutenberg, Classic, or Elementor editors.

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Microsoft Excel remains a top tool for organizing data, creating reports, or building interactive dashboards. Embedding these files on your site makes them more interactive and visually engaging for your visitors.

While traditional methods often rely on iframe embeds or custom code, EmbedPress simplifies the process. No technical hassle – just paste the link and it’s embedded.

This guide explains how to embed Excel Sheets from Microsoft on your WordPress site using the EmbedPress plugin.

How to Collect OneDrive Excel Workbook URL?

Before embedding, you need to set proper sharing and generate the embed code. Log in to OneDrive and open the Excel workbook you want to embed. Now, from the sheet page, click File → Share, then choose the ‘Embed this workbook’ option.

Select Generate to create the embed code. Expand the Interaction options if you want to control viewer permissions, like printing or navigation.

Once done, copy the source URL from the generated embed HTML code from the preview box, as shown below. It will look like this: “https://1drv.ms/w/exampleexample00000000”

How to Embed Excel Workbooks in WordPress?

Now that you’ve generated your Excel’s shareable URL from OneDrive, you’re ready to add it to WordPress. Go to your WordPress dashboard and open or create a post or page using Gutenberg, Classic Editor, or Elementor.

Paste the embed code or shared link directly into your editor. It will automatically render the Excel workbook. Below are the full instructions for each editor.

Embed Excel Workbooks in Gutenberg Editor

With a few simple steps, you can embed your Word documents in the Gutenberg editor in WordPress.

Step 1: Add the EmbedPress Block in Gutenberg

Open the Gutenberg editor on the page or post where you want the Excel workbook. Click the “+” button, search for the EmbedPress block, and insert it.

Step 2: Paste the Copied URL

Paste your copied URL from Excel’s generated HTML code or shareable URL into the block’s input field.

Step 3: Customize Excel Workbook Appearance

Click Embed, and the Excel workbook will appear instantly. You can then use block settings to adjust dimensions or apply interactive controls like ad settings, content protection and social share.

Embed Excel Workbooks in Elementor Editor

Similar to embedding in Gutenberg, you can embed your Excel workbooks in the Elementor website builder in WordPress with a few simple steps.

Step 1: Add the EmbedPress Widget in Elementor

Launch the Elementor editor for the post or page. Search for the EmbedPress widget and drag it to your specific area.

Step 2: Paste the Copied URL

In the Content tab, paste your Excel workbook’s embed code or link you copied earlier. The sheet will embed and appear instantly.

Step 3: Customize Excel Workbook Appearance

Once embedded, you can use other controls from the content tab, such as Ads Settings, Content Protection and more. Plus, you can adjust height, width and more to customize embed display as needed. Plus, there are Style and Advanced tabs with extended options to tweak visuals and interaction.

Embed Excel Workbooks in Classic Editor

Open the Classic Editor for your post or page. Ensure you’re on the Visual tab, then paste the embed link or code directly into the content. Classic Editor will render the Excel sheet automatically without switching to HTML mode.

With these simple steps, you can effortlessly embed Excel Sheets from Microsoft into your WordPress site using the EmbedPress plugin across Gutenberg, Classic, or Elementor editors.

See the Embedded Excel Workbooks Live in Action

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Microsoft Word continues to be a go-to tool for drafting professional documents. Whether it’s proposals, reports, or manuals, embedding these files directly into your website makes them more accessible and engaging for your audience.

While traditional methods involve dealing with embedded codes or iframes, EmbedPress offers a hassle-free solution. No technical setup needed – just drop in the URL and you’re good to go.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to embed MS Word documents on your WordPress site using the EmbedPress plugin.

How to Collect OneDrive Word Document URL?

Before embedding, you need to set proper sharing and generate the embed code. Log in to OneDrive and open the Word document you want to embed. Now, from the document page, click File → Share, then choose the ‘Embed this document’ option.

Select Generate to create the embed code. Expand the Interaction options if you want to control viewer permissions, like printing or navigation.

Once done, copy the source URL from the generated embed HTML code from the preview box, as shown below. It will look like this: “https://1drv.ms/w/exampleexample00000000”

How to Embed Word Documents in WordPress?

Now that you’ve generated your Word’s shareable URL from OneDrive, you’re ready to add it to WordPress. Go to your WordPress dashboard and open or create a post or page using Gutenberg, Classic Editor, or Elementor.

Paste the embed code or shared link directly into your editor. It will automatically render the Word document. Below are the full instructions for each editor.

How to Embed Word Documents in Gutenberg Editor?

With a few simple steps, you can embed your Word documents in the Gutenberg editor in WordPress.

Step 1: Add the EmbedPress Block in Gutenberg

Open the Gutenberg editor on the page or post where you want the document. Click the “+” button, search for the EmbedPress block, and insert it.

Step 2: Paste the Copied URL

Paste your copied URL from Word’s generated HTML code or shareable URL into the block’s input field.

Step 3: Customize Word Document Appearance

Click Embed, and the Word document will appear instantly. You can then use block settings to adjust dimensions, height, width or apply interactive controls like ad settings, content protection and social share.

Embed Word Documents in Elementor Editor

Similar to embedding in Gutenberg, you can embed your Word documents in the Elementor website builder in WordPress with a few simple steps.

Step 1: Add the EmbedPress Widget in Elementor

Launch the Elementor editor for the post or page. Search for the EmbedPress widget and drag it to your specific area.

Step 2: Paste the Copied URL

In the Content tab, paste your Word document’s embed code or link you copied earlier. The document will embed and appear instantly.

Step 3: Customize Word Document Appearance

Once embedded, you can adjust height-width and use other controls from the content tab, such as Ads Settings, Content Protection and more, to customize embed display as needed. Plus, there are Style and Advanced tabs with extended options to tweak visuals and interaction.

How to Embed Word Documents in Classic Editor?

Open the Classic Editor for your post or page. Ensure you’re on the Visual tab, then paste the embed link or code directly into the content. Classic Editor will render the document automatically without switching to HTML mode.

With these simple steps, you can effortlessly embed MS Word documents into your WordPress site using the EmbedPress plugin across Gutenberg, Classic, or Elementor editors.

See the Embedded Word Documents Live in Action on Your Website

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Note: Read this documentation if you want to generate an Instagram access token. If you want to change your Instagram account or have lost your access token, follow the steps below.

Step 1: Go To Instagram Settings In Meta Developer Account 

Log in to your meta developer account dashboard and then go to Instagram settings. In the ‘Generate Access Token’ section, click on the ‘Generate Token’ option to create a newly generated access token. Then, a popup will appear.

Step 2: Re-Generate Instagram Access Token 

In the popup, you will get the re-generated Instagram Access Token. Copy it with one click. A message stating the declaration of the generated token will be displayed only once. 

This is how easily you can re-generate Instagram Access Token from your Meta Developer account dashboard app settings. Using this token, you can swiftly embed Instagram feeds in WordPress.

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Learn how to embed Canva design using Elementor, Gutenberg or other editors with just a few clicks and enhance your WordPress content with beautiful visuals. 

How to Create Canva Design Embed Links?

Before you get started to embed Canva in WordPress, you need to login to your account and create an embedded link. Follow the steps below to create a link to your design.

Step 1: Create Your Design in Canva

Start by logging into your Canva account. Once you’re in, go to the ‘Design’ that you want to embed. After that, look for the Share button located at the top right of the page and click on it.

Then click on the ‘See All’ button and select the ‘Embed’ option. Canva provides the embed URL when you click the ‘Embed’ option, and this URL can be directly pasted into a block that supports embedding. Copy the code to embed in your website using the Gutenberg editor.

Steps To Embed Canva Designs Using Guteberg

Embedpress allows you to embed Canva design in the Gutenberg editor with just a few clicks. Follow the steps to learn how you can embed Canva using Gutenberg.

Step 1: Go to Gutenberg Editor & Insert EmbedPress Block

Now, go to the WordPress post or page where you want to embed your Canva design. Drag and drop the EmbedPress Block into the page. 

Step 2: Embed Canva Design Link In Gutenberg

Alternatively, you can also paste the Canva embed URL directly into the post. Canva provides the embed URL when you click the ‘Embed’ option, and this URL can be directly pasted into a block that supports embedding, such as the EmbedPress block or a Custom HTML block in the editor. After pasting the embed URL or code, you can save or publish the page.

Final Outcome

Finally, click on the publish button and view the page to see the content that you have embedded on your site.

Steps To Embed Canva Using Elementor

Embedpress allows you to embed Canva designs with Elementor web builder with just a few clicks. Follow the steps to learn how you can embed Canva in WordPress using Elementor.

Step 1: Embed Your Canva Design Using Elementor

Now, go to the WordPress post or page using Elementor where you want to embed your Canva design. Drag and drop the EmbedPress widget into the page to easily insert your Canva design. 

Alternatively, you can also paste the Canva embed URL directly into the post. Canva provides the embed URL when you click the ‘Embed’ option, and this URL can be directly pasted into the EmbedPress widget. After pasting the embed URL or code, you can see the embedding design instantly.

Step 3: Customize the Style Of Your Embedded Canva Design

Next, go to the ‘Style’ tab and customize ‘Height’, ‘Width’, ‘Margin’, ‘Padding’, and ‘Alignment’ as your preference to present your embedded content more stunningly.

Final Outcome

Finally, click on the publish button and view the page to see the content that you have embedded on your site.

Steps To Embed Canva Designs Using Classic Editor

Embedpress allows you to embed Canva designs with your classic editor as well,l with just a few clicks. Follow the steps to learn how you can embed Canva using a classic editor.

Step 2: Generate EmbedPress Shortcode

Go to your EmbedPress plugin dashboard and click on the ‘Shortcode’ option, as shown below. From there, you can access the tools for generating custom shortcodes and embed them in any WordPress editor.

Then paste the collected content URL in the input field and click on the ‘Generate’ button. EmbedPress will automatically generate a shortcode of the source content. Click on ‘Copy Link’ and you will be ready to embed it in any WordPress page builder.

Step 3: Embed With Shortcodes On WordPress Editors

Open up your preferred posts or pages on WordPress Classic Editor. Add your Canva design URL into the content area. And within a few moments, your URL will automatically be transformed into an embed of your Canva design.

Final Outcome

Finally, click on the publish or update button and view the page to see the content that you have embedded on your site.

And that’s it. This is how easily you can display your Canva design using Elementor and Gutenberg. Whether you choose to use the Gutenberg editor or Elementor, both methods provide a seamless experience for displaying your designs. 

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Step 1: Obtain the Airtable Embed Link

First, log in, navigate to your Airtable dashboard and select the specific workspace you want to embed. Once inside the workspace, look for the ‘Share’ option at the top of the page and click on it. 

Next, go to the ‘Share Publicly’ tab from the menu and toggle on the ‘Enable shared base link(read-only)’ option. Then adjust the accesses below to your preferences and you can embed this Airtable workspace into your WordPress website without coding.

How to Embed Airtable in Gutenberg with EmbedPress?

You can easily embed Airtable workspaces in WordPress using Gutenberg. Follow the steps below to embed an Airtable workspace with just a few clicks using EmbedPress:

Step 1: Insert Airtable Workspace Link in Gutenberg

Go to the WordPress page or post where you want to embed your Airtable workspace. Click on the ‘+’ icon to add a new block, then search for and select the EmbedPress block. Once the block is added to your page, paste the previously copied Airtable link into the blank input field. Then click on the ‘Embed’ button and the Airtable workspace will embed instantly in your website.

Step 2: Customize Embedded Airtable in Gutenberg

After embedding the Airtable workspace, navigate to the ‘General’ tab on the right-side panel. And adjust the ‘Height’ and ‘Width’ of the embedded content according to your preference. Afterward, click on the ‘Update/Publish’ button to make your embedded Airtable live on your website.

How to Embed Airtable in Elementor With EmbedPress?

You can easily embed Airtable in WordPress using your Elementor site builder. Follow the steps below to embed Airtable workspace with just a few clicks using EmbedPress:

Step 1: Insert Airtable Workspace Link in Elementor

Go to your page or post where you want to embed the Airtable workspace. Open the Elementor editor, then use the search bar to find the EmbedPress widget and drag and drop the widget section into the page.

Then go to the ‘Content’ tab and paste the Airtable link into the provided field. Next, click the ‘Embed’ button to proceed. Once you enter the link, the Airtable will be embedded in your site instantly. 

Step 2: Customize Embedded Airtable Workspace in Elementor

Next, personalize the appearance. Move to the ‘Style’ tab and open the ‘General’ section. Here, you can adjust various settings, including ‘Height’, ‘Width, ‘Margin’, ‘Padding’ and ‘Alignment’ according to your preference. 

How to Embed Airtable In Classic Editor with EmbedPress?

EmbedPress allows you to embed an Airtable workspace using the Classic editor. To do this, first, navigate to the page where you want to embed the Airtable workspace. Then, add the following shortcode in the editor. You can also adjust the ‘Height’ and ‘Width’ as needed. Finally, publish the page.

Here is the shortcode that you can use for embedding the Airtable workspace:

[embedpress height="300" width="300"]https://airtable.com/appQ3TateIiHcVjZB/shrrza2LfQG0nUDhm[/embedpress]

Note: Make sure to replace your Airtable workspace link with the provided link. Also you can adjust the height and width as you need.

Final Outcome

That’s it. This is how easily you can embed Airtable Workspace in your WordPress website. Once embedded, visitors will be able to view the workspace directly from your site. Additionally, the embedded Airtable allows users to expand the workspace and even download the board as a CSV file, enhancing the overall functionality of your website. 

By following the above methods, you can easily embed Airtable workspaces into your WordPress website using EmbedPress. Experience the live preview below as well. 

Get Live Experience Of Airtable Workspace On Your Website 

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EmbedPress simplifies embedding Google Photos on your website. With a click, you can embed a single photo or a Google Photos album on your site. Follow the steps below to embed stunning images, albums, etc.

How To Embed Google Photos In WordPress?

Follow the step-by-step guide below to learn how to easily collect the public Google Photos URL and embed it on your WordPress website, whether it is Gutenberg or Elementor web builder, with a single URL.

Step 1: Collect Public Google Photos URL

Now, navigate to your Google account and choose your Google Photos Album → Share Album’ and click on the ‘Create Link’ button to share with others that you want to embed. From there, click on the  ‘Copy link’ button and copy the URL of the album. You are now all set to embed and showcase your Google Photos album on your website.

How To Embed Google Photos In Gutenberg Editor?

After you have collected your Google Photos URL, you are ready to embed album photos onto your WordPress website. Follow the steps given below to embed Google Photos in WordPress websites using the Gutenberg editor.

Step 1: Insert The EmbedPress Block

Create a new post or page from your WordPress dashboard and then click on the ‘+’ icon on top of the web page or anywhere in your content area of the Gutenberg editor. Search for  ‘EmbedPress’ block, as shown below and drag and drop it into the page.

Step 2: Embed The Google Photos Public Album

To embed your ‘Public’ Google Photos album, simply paste the public URL that you previously copied into the input field of the block. After that, click on the ‘Embed’ button to seamlessly insert the album into your WordPress website.

Afterward, you can see the embedded Google Photos album on your site editor within a while. Now you can customize height and width, update controls and implement other advanced features from here.

Step 4: Customize Your Embedded Album Appearance

Head over to the ‘General’ section in the sidebar, where you can adjust the ‘Height’ and ‘Width’ of your Google Photos album. Set these dimensions to your preferred size to customize the album’s display.

Next, locate the ‘Album Mode’ option under the ‘Google Photos Controls’. Here, you can get versatile, ready album layouts. You can choose from the pre-made layouts such as ‘Carousel’, ‘Gallery Player’, ‘Grid, ‘Masonry’ and ‘Justify’ layout. Pick the layout that best suits the style and functionality you want for your album.

For the Gallery player layout, you can enable autoplayer, set delay, enable repeat, etc. And, you can adjust sync after time for the four other layouts.

Now, adjust the ‘Background Color’ of the album according to your preferences. Then, go to the  ‘Sync after (minutes)’ option and set the time according to your preference to sync the images again.

When you are done, click on ‘Publish’ and preview to see how the album of Google Photos has been embedded by EmbedPress.

How To Embed Google Photos In Elementor Website Builder?

You can use the EmbedPress widget with Elementor as well to seamlessly embed Google Photos into your WordPress website. Just follow the detailed steps outlined below to get started and customize the embed to fit your site’s needs.

Step 1: Insert The EmbedPress Widget

First, create a new page from your WordPress dashboard by navigating to the page where you want to add the ‘Google Photos Album URL’. Then search for the‘EmbedPress’ widget from under the ‘Elements’ tab in the editor’s side panel. Next, drag and drop this element anywhere on your page where you want to embed your photos or albums. 

Step 2: Embed Your Public Google Photos Album In Elementor

From the ‘Content’ tab on the side panel, go to the ‘General Settings’. Now you can choose the ‘Source’ type as ‘Google Photos’ and paste the copied public Google Photos album URL. EmbedPress will instantly embed Google Photos into your website.

Step 3: Advanced Customization Of The Google Photos Album 

Next, navigate to the ‘Google Photos Controls’ section.

Here, you can get versatile, ready album layouts. You can choose from the pre-made layouts such as ‘Carousel’, ‘Gallery Player Layout’, ‘Grid Layout’ & ‘Masonry Layout’ and ‘Justify’ layout. Pick the layout that best suits the style and functionality you want for your album.

For the Gallery player, you can enable autoplayer, set delay, enable repeat, etc. And, you can adjust sync after time for the four other layouts.

Now go to the ‘Style’ tab to get more customization of your embedded album and adjust your album ‘Height’, ‘Width’, ‘Alignment’, ‘Margin’ and more to give it a customized look to your preferences.

When you are done, click on ‘Publish’ and preview to see how the album of Google Photos has been embedded by EmbedPress.

Final Output 

This is how the fully responsive ‘Google Photos Album’ will appear when published on your WordPress website, ensuring that it automatically adjusts to fit any screen size for an optimal viewing experience across devices.

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