I'm looking to embed the LinkedIn feed into a timeline on a custom website. I would be grateful if you could please point me in the right direction to achieve this outcome.
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So my website tab.pledgeasmile.com is not showing ads.
I am from a commerce background so don't know much about this. Can anyone take a look and help?
I'm using GitHub Pages to host my own website, a basic personal portfolio. On my homepage, I've put in my twitter feed of my tweets, and then another feed of my likes. These embedded objects show up beneath each other, but I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to place them next to each other on the page. Any idea how to do this?
You can set absolute positions for each of the iframes.
I created a new webpage that has a blog. How can I get an appealing preview of the website as I see when I share links from NY Times and other sites? This is my site www.denisejames.dev This is the current view
I would like to add a picture and a title.
I am told that this is a duplicate answer even though I did not mention facebook at all and the recommended answer is only for facebook. The answer helps to let me know, the preview is different for each app I post a link into. Hopefully this will help others using preview for the first time. I see previews in twitter, what app. I was not aware they are different for each app for the same link.
I assume you are sharing your website on Facebook. When you share a link on Facebook you will get a preview of the image that the website has in the top menu. You have a title on the top part of your website, but The New York Times has a svg instead. Svg is Scalable Vector Graphics, so it's a graphic symbol. Once you replace that text you have (Denise James) with an image, a gif, a svg element or something similar, you'll have the preview too.
Check out this link:
https://www.google.co.in/maps/preview#!q=Mumbai%2C+Maharashtra&data=!1m4!1m3!1d244728!2d73.022606!3d19.042158!4m11!1m10!4m8!1m3!1d117507!2d72.5797426!3d23.0203457!3m2!1i1024!2i768!4f13.1!17b1
If you click on any of the images displayed at the bottom there's a brilliant zooming in animation to the photo tour. Really interested to know how Google is doing this and how the same can be implemented using their APIs.
Pointers in the right direction greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Currently, in html, for images, we have attributes like: [alt,align,border,crossorigin,height,hspace,ismap,longdesc,src,usemap,vspace,width].
Source: HTML img tag. I was thinking about embedding photo tagging feature in html-level support itself. Like, for example, currently, in the context of Facebook website, images can be tagged. What if, there are zillions of images outside of facebook and there is a need for tagging for photos? Can anyone share pointers to start in this direction? This idea occurred when I was browsing this link: 76 Powerful Thoughts from Paul Graham and I hovered my mouse over the first pic in the link. If you hover mouse over any face, it shows: Paul Graham. But I was interested in knowing, who were the other people in the same photo. As of now, I don't have ideas how to get started on this. Can anyone share their thoughts?. Thanks.