I’m presently helping a scholar set up a project gathering community stories and other existing web publications surrounding a specific topic. They’re hoping to have active engagement with the web publications through their Omeka site (ie. instead of having a link or screenshot, they’re hoping to embed content from the other site).
To accomplish this, for each item that is an existing web publication, the attached media is the following HTML: <p><embed height="800" src="https://websitename/" type="text/html" width="800"></embed></p>
About half the time, this displays perfectly. The other half of the time, the media doesn’t display. Does anyone have any thoughts or ideas on how to correct this? Similarly, is there a different practice we should follow for embedding media?
I’ve updated their post to rescue the HTML. AS a general note: this is what the “preformatted text” button in the editor on this forum is for (the icon that looks like </>).
Your not-working example isn’t working because it’s an HTTP resource. Your site uses HTTPS: browsers don’t let you embed an HTTP site within an HTTPS one.
@jflatnes, seriously, you’re the absolute best. Thank you! That should sort out our problems. Checking the sites the project team has aggregated these from, some of the sites don’t have HTTPS. With our site using HTTPS, do you have any thoughts on how to get non-secured sites to display? Would it just be best to use a linked image for those?