Welcome to Anthony Woodhouse Photography, & how to embed your Flickr photostream

Embed your Flickr photostream into your website, easily done with this code

How to embed your Flickr photostream into your website.
The below instructions results in a Flickr photostream embedded in an iframe example below.

Before we begin, this information is provided as-is and if you follow this guide you accept that I will bare no responsibility for any issues/loss etc. I am also in no way affiliated with Flickr (I just use Flickr and their photostream in my website)

I will assume that you have some understanding of how html works if you don’t ask someone who does to do this for you.

Step 1,
Go to Flicker and locate and click on your photostream. Once you are on your Flickr photostream page click on the slideshow icon on the top right of the page.

Step 2,
Once your photostream has loaded, click on share on the top right hand side of the page and copy the HTML code to your clipboard

You can at this point insert the Flickr code as it is and the photostream will appear in you website. I however have my Flickr photostream in a iframe. To use this method continue on.........

Step 3,
Paste your Flickr photostream code into notepad and remove the section highlighted (this is your Flickr user id).

Step 4,
Finally add the code below to the HTML code on your page, making sure to replace the stars with the cut code from above.

The size of the iframe can be changed by increasing or decreasing the height and width which are both currently set at 500.

when you are done you should have somthing that looks like this

Hope this helps
Anthony

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