Before I go into the code, remember that if a video does not have the option to embed, there may be a good reason for that. You may require special rights to use the video.. but more than likely they don’t have the right ads in place to embed. <\/p>\n
Anyways, let’s take the modern example of Ellen.com<\/strong>. Ellen has created her own video platform (EllenTV) to leverage her giant audience, but the videos have no embed code. <\/p>\n So we take this page: http:\/\/www.ellentv.com\/videos\/0-pqedxv7g\/<\/a>, and luckily for us, all of her videos are in the same place on the page. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n CSS<\/p>\n HTML<\/p>\n So basically, you are creating a div and then placing an iframe within it. By playing with the margins, you can orient the video to fit properly. To save you from auto-play, here is a link with the final output of the code:<\/p>\n Sandra Collier Performs ‘Bang Bang’ On ‘The Ellen Show’<\/a><\/p>\n\n.mydiv {\nwidth: 780px; \nheight: 415px; \noverflow: hidden;\n}\niframe {\nwidth: 780px;\nheight: 900px; \nmargin-top: -365px; \nmargin-left: 2px;\n}\n<\/pre>\n\n<div class=\"mydiv\"><iframe src=\"http:\/\/www.ellentv.com\/videos\/0-pqedxv7g\/\"><\/iframe><\/div>\n<\/pre>\n