The Simple Video Embedder WordPress Plugin
The Simple Video Embedder WordPress plugin is the perfect companion for anyone wanting to embed video within their WordPress powered website. Let’s face it, video has landed, and WordPress isn’t just for blogging anymore. Many of my WordPress themes integrate video in a way that is very visually appealing, but until now there really wasn’t a “simple” way to embed video within your posts without having to go through a bunch of time consuming, and confusing (depending on the user) steps.
Embed Any Video Format With Ease
With the Simple Video Embedder plugin, adding video to your post is as easy as pasting the URL for the video you want to add within a field, and then click submit. You can even provide simple “width” and “height” parameters to size your video to match your theme. Currently, this “URL embed” method works perfectly with several services including Vimeo.com, YouTube.com, MetaCafe.com, Revver.com, Google Video and Seesmic.com. Or, of you want to host your own video, the plugin is also compatible with FLV (Flash Video) and Quicktime formats. If your video service is not on the list of currently supported formats for the “URL embed” feature, you can use the optional “embed code” field. To view this entire process in action, check out the Simple Video Embedder screencast below.
Download & Support
You can download the latest version of the Simple Video Embedder WordPress plugin by click the download button to the right. Before you start asking a bunch of questions, please read the setup and usage instructions. If you do need a little extra support, please post your questions within the Press75.com support forums under the Simple Video Embedder Plugin forum.
Crediting the Developer
While I would love to take full credit for this wonderful code, I am simply the “Idea Man” behind the concept (I will stick to designing themes). James Lao is a Carnegie Mellon University student majoring in computer science, and the author of the Press75.com “Simple Post Thumbnails” plugin. I have worked with James several times in the past, and hope to utilize his talent in the future to bring Press75.com to the next level. For information about James and what he is up to, check out his blog at JamesLao.com.










