Videos are a great way to showcase your services and improve customer engagement on your website.
On Limecube, you can add Videos to your web page using text blocks. You can upload your own videos or embed a video from YouTube or Vimeo.
There are 3 methods for adding a Video to your page:
This method is most useful if you want to insert a video right into the middle of your text.
Your content box now has a video.
Your content box now has a video.
You have now deleted the video from your page.
This method is most useful for where you want the video to take up a major part of your site, in a banner style without video controls showing.
Please note when using the banner it automatically strips out all of Vimeo's or YouTube's controls as this method is designed to provide a clean-looking video banner, custom to your own site. If you wish to have all controls showing, the method in the section below is more suitable.
This help video shows you:
This method allows you to insert a video, make it automatically responsive, and show just a thumbnail on page load.
The video element allows you to insert a video using YouTube or Vimeo. While the help video below only shows YouTube, the method is exactly the same for Vimeo, except you choose Vimeo from the integrations drop-down.
To access the video element:
Select type | This is to provide the option to paste in a URL or embed code from the video platform. More often this will be the URL. |
URL | The YouTube or Vimeo browser URL. |
Embed | Where you have an embed code instead. |
Show preview |
This shows a video thumbnail taken from the video site to show on first view. On click, it activates the video as normal. Why this feature? It is to help page speed scores. Google gives much lower scores to all sites (no matter the platform) where a video is directly inserted to a page, and this feature bypasses this problem for faster speed scores. Important: when applying this feature, if you can't see the video, it is usually due to image thumbs not being set properly under your account where you uploaded the video e.g. YouTube. Login to your account and check that.
To find out how to upload a custom thumbnail on YouTube, click here. |
Responsive | This makes your video responsive to the area it is placed in, as well as for different devices. |
To access the video element:
This help video shows you how to insert a YouTube video into boxes. The same method applies to Vimeo.
Try using searching below: