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experimenting with attaching audio file

First one:


The second version keeps breaking the post so... we'll see. Experimenting with ways to dictate my posts and have stuff you can play along with the post :) I could definitely just use an MP4 but where's the fun of that.

"Jay how did you do that" well I'm glad you asked. Here's a step by step within the blogger.com editor.

STEP 1:
Record your audio

STEP 2:
Upload your file to Google Drive

STEP 3:
Hit share, set it to anyone with link, & copy the link

STEP 4:
Go to your post, click on the "Compose view" button and switch it to "HTML view"

STEP 5:
Copy & paste the following into your code*:

<iframe frameborder="0" src="https://" width="100%">

*Hint: Whatever you've typed for the body of your post will show up <p>like this</p>. </p> marks the end of a paragraph, so insert that code after a </p> and before a <p>, which marks the start of a paragraph (I'm oversimplifying but). You can also just add your audio file, switch back to "Compose view" and add your text around it.


STEP 6:
Paste the link to your file in the src="https://" (between the quotes)

STEP 7:
THIS IS KEY. In the link, edit /view? to instead say /preview?

STEP 8:
alright that's kinda all. You can switch back to "Compose view" now and do whatever you gotta do.

When I go to the preview it doesn't play the file, but when I publish it does so. Don't assume you did something wrong just because the the preview's not working.

Anyways enjoy your audio blogging! Excited to see how all of my cool friends use this for dictation or music or other cool exciting things!!!!

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