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Custom Embed - HTML rules, PDF, Bandcamp & media 5.0.3

$20 · Renewal Term: $10/year

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This app allows you to define your own embed rules by matching URLs with a specific pattern, then replacing them with custom HTML. This gives you full control over how external media or content appears in posts. Additionally, it features built-in support for embedding Bandcamp (tracks & albums), PDF documents, and HTML5 audio/video files.

How It Works
Each rule includes:

  • Match pattern (based on a URL structure, using code like {1}{2} for dynamic parts)

  • Replace template (where variables like $1$2 are inserted into your custom HTML)

When a user pastes a URL that fits your match pattern into the editor, it will be automatically replaced by the specified embed HTML.

📌 Example: Embed Twitch Channel

Match: https://www.twitch.tv/{1}

Replace: <iframe src="https://player.twitch.tv/?channel=$1&parent=yourdomain.com" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" scrolling="no" height="578" width="620"></iframe>

Now when a user this URL to editor https://www.twitch.tv/examplechannel

It will automatically render HTML <iframe src="https://player.twitch.tv/?channel=examplechannel&parent=yourdomain.com" ...></iframe>

⚠️ Note: The pasted URL must include the same dynamic part (e.g. examplechannel) that your embed code expects.

Prebuilt Embed Rules Included
The app comes with ready-to-use rules for:

  • HTML5 Audio

  • HTML5 Video

  • Bandcamp track/album

  • PDF

What's New in Version 5.0.3

Released

  • Added inline PDF embedding support.

  • Added ACP settings to enable/disable Bandcamp, PDF, and direct media file embeds.

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