Google Video Sitemap

You are using shortcodes I guess? This will probably work when you use URLs for embeds and not shortcodes.

For shortcodes you have to ask the author of the XML plugin. It scans the posts how they are stored in the database and not the contend that is created after the shortcode filters ran. In theory this could be changed but not on this end.

Do you have an example of a responsive URL embed that is likely to work?

Thanks!

OK – It looks like the only way to add a YouTube video to the Google Sitemap is to put it in an iframe.

Does your embed plugin suppport iframes?
If so, can you post some sample embed code?

Thanks!

If you would read then you would know that this plugin supports iframes. In fact 99% if the embeds are created as Iframes.

But if you put a <iframe ... inside your post this plugin will do nothing with it. There is a [iframe] shortcode for that but I doubt that the Sitemap plugin will only work for URLs put into iframes. I looked a the code shortly and it seems to scan for every YouTube URL in the content. Not tested it but …

So here a example youtube URL …

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnOyyCIhM3k

What happens of you put that into its own line? And how about you showing me examples of what you tried and what did not work?

Hi,
I have read your: ‘Quick Introduction and Demonstration’
I have read your: ‘Documentation’
Nowhere do I see an example of embeding with an iframe.

A trypical iframe embed like this IS NOT responsive:
<iframe width=”625″ height=”352″ src=”//www.youtube.com/embed/GfnJYhyojcc” frameborder=”0″></iframe>

Please post the code that is supposed to work with a YouTube video in an iframe.

Thanks!

Your question was:

Does your plugin support iframes?

I was answering that appropriately. So why you ask then if you already know the answer?

You claim to have read the documentation and yet you did ask how to embed a video with URL. Why? You post the freaking URL or it own line like WordPress like it is described in the documentation.

A typical iframe embed like this IS NOT responsive:

Read what I said!

But if you put a <iframe … inside your post this plugin will do nothing with it. There is a [iframe] shortcode for that …

You:

Please post the code that is supposed to work with a YouTube video in an iframe.

I never spoke of any code that “is supposed to work” I said it may
work.
So you indeed fail to read. You refuse to give me information, refuse to do what I ask and demand some magic code that does not exist. Also after I said that I doubt that it only works for iframes you demand Iframe code.

Why you ask me how to do URL embeds and after I gave you the answer you refuse to try it and demand some magic code? Seriously you show zero effort and I am not willing to go any more baby steps with you.

Like I said the magic code you are looking for is the YouTube URL itelf pasted on its own line. This plugin will do its magic and transform it into a responsive iframe. And since a Youtube URL is in your post content this way the SEO plugin will most likely detect it. I think this came up one time before and it worked for somebody!

But thank you for letting me know that there is indeed no iframe example on my site, I may add this later. So this is how you create a basic Iframe with this plugin with any URL. [iframe id="https://..."]. Still this is not intended for providers like YouTube that are supported directly. Most features will not work this way.

If you have no time to figure this out, do yourself a favor and drop your SEO plugins and activities. SEO is totally overrated.

Good luck.

Nico, If someone requests a higher level of support than you can provide, or they have misunderstood some aspect of your plugin, it doesn’t mean that they are looking for a confrontation, so answering in a confrontational tone is not appropriate.

Please see the forum welcome page, in particular the line:

We need to keep the forums friendly,