Probably the most advanced feature is the group of 'Embed' options in our 'share' modal.

YouTube streams don't expire and are not exclusive to subscribers. You can use the 'share' option to get the embed code, which you can add to your site. You can also embed our YouTube streams to your website following a similar process. Note that on-demand videos are only available for 60 days and for Twitch subscribers.

Just add the embed code to your website or blog. Much like the daily puzzle, official streams can be easily embedded using the 'share' option on our Twitch channel and on archived Twitch videos. Thousands of users solve 's daily puzzle every day, and you can add it to your website or blog with the following simple embed code: In this short guide, we show you how to easily find and use these tools. Thanks in advance.Are you looking for an easy way to add chess content to your website, blog, or social media account? has a variety of tools you can use to easily embed chess games, puzzles, streams, diagrams, and more! Let me know if anyone has a solution to this. Whenever I do it this way, the whole website background turns gray (you know that Playcanvas gray color) and then all of the html sits on top of that gray color and the game never launches in any visible way. notice that this also includes the settings and the engine in the head: Now, this doesn’t work whenever I try and embed it this way by dropping the scripts into the section that has the css to constrain the game. the iframe fills the section styling perfectly: First Card The webpage is currently setup like this with an iframe and it works great. I can’t show the website because its for a client, but I can describe the issue. Hi, I’ve seen in a few places that the recommended way to embed a Playcanvas game into a website is via an iframe but I can’t currently do that on the project I’m working on as it adds more dependencies that can’t be there.

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