Youtube Videos on Homestead Websites

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How to add (or,"adding")Youtube videos to Homestead Websites is a very easy task, once you know the correct procedure. The fist step is to discover the clip that you would like to place on your website. Find what is referred to as the "Embed" code. Highlight the code and copy it. Next in the Homestead Websites Site Builder file manager, locate the icon at the top of the page which looks like a sheet of paper with a cross on it. This tool is called, View Add images And Files Elements. Drop down and click on insert HTML. A box will appear on the screen, click on the box. In the page properties to the right click on enter or paste HTML. This is where you place the embed code to add Youtube videos on Homestead Websites. Delete the text "place your html snipit here" and paste your Youtube code in the box. Notice that the code has a video screen size. You can adjust the width and height of your html box to match the size of the Youtube video clip. This can be done by entering numbers in the boxes in the page properties editor or by adjusting the box with your mouse. Place the box on your page where you want it. Adding a Youtube video to a Homestead Website is just that easy. Click preview or publish.

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[HomesteadExpert]

Airmen, in the HTML code of the video it gives you a size. You have to adjust the size of the html box in the properties manager to the right. You will see a field where you can enter the width and the height of the video.

[PizzaVids]

Well it's hard for me to say what i'm trying to say cause my english sucks! But it's kinda like: when we buy the domain Homestead lends us a litle bit of their servers... But how much do they lend? I don't know if u understand what I just said!

[PizzaVids]

how much space do I have? Like how many files can I upload from my computer into homestead servers?

[airmen1632]

The only thing I don't like about that is the fact that you can't see the actual video screen size unless you're in "preview". Otherwise you have videos overlapping each other.