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Created on: 09/26/26 10:18 PM Views: 22 Replies: 2
Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 10:18 PM

I replied to a message sent to me and it did not include all I had written. I was being helped with clip art animation. I used an embed code but it had words written at the top I didn't want included in the clip art. RE: Tenor, copy link, embed.

I guess sending the embed code caused the picture to come up in my reply statement. I am using the clip art you sent me although you said it would be temporary. Thanks for all you do. I am 85 and all this technology can be mind boggling.

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Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 1:50 PM - Response #1

Hi Beverly,

I'm not completely clear on the question.

If you are embedding code from another site or any embed code you will want to be in the Source view when you add it. Under Edit Site Pages > Edit Page the content editor has buttons at the top and the first one is Source - embedded code must be added in that view.

If you take the < > bracket out of the embed code you should be able to copy it in here if you still have questions. Just remove the opening bracket so it doesn't try to execute the code.

Jessica
Class Creator Support


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Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 4:53 PM - Response #2

Two things. The"embed" code you used in the reply in the other post is a VIDEO, not a simpler GIF. I would use the much simpler method using an animated gif (also how you got that image there in the first place - it didn't work because you used the CC editor to resize and that removed the animation images). In addition that video can go away since it's located at another site.

The fix is to UPLOAD my image to YOUR file vault so it's now controlled by you. You can use my vault image as the location from where to get the image from. (You could also Save the image to your computer using "save image as" from your browser. Right click on top of the image for Windows and you'll see.)

So when you click the IMAGE icon in the CC editor (top left, 2nd one), pick File vault, then click upload, then enter the following in the bottom asking where the image is located.

When done, the image is now in YOUR image vault.

Now go into Editor SOURCE mode and find where that image is located (an easy way to do this is to use Search in your web browers, click CTRL+F) and type in fall-season - it will stop where the image display is located in your home page.)

Replace everything from https to the last forward / with YOUR file vault location. Your image file vault location is

So then the final result would be

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