Sentence examples for embed a link from inspiring English sources

And yet, enough students, parents and counselors complained about the problem this fall that the organization has scrambled in recent weeks to embed a link to a warning box within the form.

The extension was built by Embedly, a startup that makes it easy for developers to convert a basic link into a rich embed (a link to Amazon can be converted to a visual product overview, for example).

"You could see it in your email inbox, where instead of worrying about managing attachments or attachment sizes, just using the Dropbox Chooser to pick a file and embed a link into the email and send it to that person [for instance]," Lynch explained.

Specifically, he says many of Picfair's photographers — who range from smartphone photographers to professionals, as anyone can upload their work to the platform — already share their Picfair-hosted photo listings on social media or embed a link to the marketplace on their own portfolio sites, in a bid to point buyers away from industry behemoths, such as Getty and Shutterstock, and to Picfair.

Bloggers usually opt for embedding a link to a polling site in a post, so that viewers need only click on a button to cast a vote.

Here's how it works: The user clicks on a link, which points to an epicgames.com subdomain, which the hacker embeds a link to malicious code on their own server by exploiting a cross-site weakness in the subdomain.

Aside from the obvious switch to more media- and link-based content sharing, Facebook recommends using the link share tool rather than embedding a link in the text of the update, as it provides a more rich media experience for the consumer.

Have you, good team-player that you try to be, embedded a link or two in your piece to the work of other UnHerdians, encouraging readers to experience more of what our rebellious cow stands proudly above".

It suggested: revenue sharing from traditional Facebook ads, similar to that already offered to publishers who post "Instant Articles"; a "call-to-action" button, allowing a post to have a single button to, say, "buy tickets" alongside the like button, and; the ability to embed a donate link, similar to the tip jar but with the cash going to a charity of the page owner's choice.

Another feature that is particularly useful in this regard is the option to embed a web link in the company's or recruiter's Twitter profile page, which directs job seekers to their website.

The image embed lacks a link back to the original source material for some reason.