Dreadknux Posted August 1, 2023 Posted August 1, 2023 The AdminCP setting to "Automatically embed links" applies to every platform that is supported, and while I want to be able to allow embedding of YouTube videos etc I want to DISABLE Twitter links specifically. There appears to be no sub-setting to choose which platforms you can allow embedding on - it would be good to have support for this. There are multiple reasons I want to disable Twitter specifically: Embedded tweets take ages to appear on page load, making for a crummy UX for my users Distracts from community content, which is not helpful when Twitter etc are platforms that forums constantly have to compete with for attention - if people really want to see what a tweet says, they should just click the link Twitter going the way of the dodo generally and I really don't want to support it In a perfect world, would be good to have a sub-setting in AdminCP where we can pick and choose which links automatically embed and which ones we can disable... but in the short-term there should just be a mod/hack to allow disabling of Twitter embeds and auto-embedding of everything else. 🙂 opentype and CheersnGears 2
Dreadknux Posted August 1, 2023 Author Posted August 1, 2023 2 hours ago, Nathan Explosion said: Thanks for this, looks great - would this allow me to let users embed content from platforms I choose (like YouTube) while disabling the same for others (like Twitter)? It’s not super clear on the marketplace page
Nathan Explosion Posted August 1, 2023 Posted August 1, 2023 1 minute ago, Dreadknux said: It’s not super clear on the marketplace page First couple of lines: Anyway...yes, it provides you with the ability to 2 minutes ago, Dreadknux said: allow me to let users embed content from platforms I choose (like YouTube) while disabling the same for others (like Twitter)? Dreadknux 1
Dreadknux Posted August 1, 2023 Author Posted August 1, 2023 Thanks - I’ll look into it as a short term solution. Appreciate it! I think this should be a feature in the next version of IPS in the long term though so I’ll keep the topic open 🙂
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