Flickr has a brand new feature , wrap out today , that provides codification for embedding images or image slideshows direct into other websites . It looks to be a simple way for sharing sets of image without repair to cumbrous gallery or uploads .
To get at the embed code , just snap the share button beneath any of your Flickr photos , and copy the code after choosing a size . Slap that into your internet site ’s HTML and it will look something like this :
As you’re able to see , your Flickr username and the picture title is cover at the bottom , along with a heavy ‘ ol Flickr logotype . That will no doubt have some lensman fuming , but honestly what did you await ?
you could see the embedded picture full - screen , though this feature does n’t seem to be working for us . Unfortunately it does n’t seem like the embeds adjust to the scene ratio of your photos . There are predetermined iframe sizes , but they are all the same 3:2 format . Other data format will display black bar . Yuck .
All in all , it ’s a nice way to show off a set of photos without a skyscraper of vertical scrolling or a poorly plan heading . Hopefully users will oppose well after the seemingly non - kibosh crabby responses to each new rollout . [ Flickr BlogviaPetaPixel ]
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