Hi there,
by default, the plugin only works for oEmbeds, that means for embeds that WordPress knows and thus are already pre-processed by WordPress (one exception: Google Maps).
If you want to add custom embeds, you can manage them in you WordPress admin under Settings > Embed Privacy > Manage embeds.
Thread Starter
Neo
(@firefliespilots)
Dear, thank you very much. I have already tried that. However, it is not accepted with it. Thank you and sunny day. Many greetings Neo
Can you share your regex and your included content you’ve tried with?
Do regular oEmbeds work (by just pasting e.g. a link to a YouTube video in the editor)?
Thread Starter
Neo
(@firefliespilots)
Dear, sorry for the inconvenience. But unfortunately I’m not an expert and I don’t know what exactly to put in “Default Regex”. Thanks a lot for your help. Many greetings Neo 🍻
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and
“<iframe src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/?listType=user_uploads&list=youtube-id” width=”100%” height=”450″></iframe>”
Thread Starter
Neo
(@firefliespilots)
Dear, and <a href="https://twitter.com/twitter-username"></a>
many thanks. Best regards Neo
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This reply was modified 3 months ago by
Neo.
As regex for the YouTube embed, use this one:
/youtube\.com\/embed\//
The Twitter content is no embed, it’s just a link. So there’s no reason Embed Privacy should do anything with it.
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This reply was modified 3 months ago by
KittMedia.
