Embedding a Flash (FLV) file outside of the WordPress loop

As usual, you take a break from a challenge and when you come back with a fresh perspective, you figure it out. After hours of trying to embed a Flash file (FLV) into the sidebar of a WordPress site, I found Jeroen Wijering’s FLV Set Up Wizard.

It’s not up just yet, but that embedded FLV file will go over to Body Solution, a beautiful Flash file of bubbles rising in water.

Bradley Charbonneau2008-04-29T21:43:40+02:00

About the Author: Bradley Charbonneau

I've done the big corporate thing. I've done the creative writer thing. Now I'm happily in the middle. I like to help small businesses who are interested in "working their website before their website works them." I'm also interested in creating beautiful sites with powerful WordPress themes. Google+

8 Comments

rhand May 23, 2008 at 12:46 am

I am trying to find a plugin + widget that will allow me to put a .flv in a WordPress sidebar as well. So far no luck. Lot’s of flv player, but I haven’t found any with a widget option. Please let me know if you figured it out!!
Pedro June 2, 2009 at 2:46 pm

Im trying to embed a .swf for a banner in wordpress. It simply doesnt render. The box is there, the flash right click also, but the .swf doesnt show anything… Only a white box. Any solution?? I only find plugins for posts/sidebar… Not what i need. Im running a wordpress on a hosting not the free version.
A help would be nice.
Thanks!
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vernette December 11, 2009 at 7:42 pm

Personally i think this is a good post. I’ll be sure to come back for more..
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Iqbal January 5, 2010 at 3:27 pm

nice, thanks your sharing friend…i will come back, to find other tutorial []
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oh…just want to use…thanks for share…
John Galt January 13, 2012 at 10:52 am

I have a better idea why not use Drupal or Joomla where it is a peice of cake. WordPress has so many draw backs.

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- Bradley Charbonneau January 13, 2012 at 12:43 pm
  
  It’s a good point, John. I’m of the “Do One Thing and Do It Well” camp now, especially with WordPress and I just don’t have the resources to work with other platforms. Nor, frankly, the interest. I love WordPress and yes, it has limitations, like anything. But thanks for commenting and stopping by!