How do you insert a video into custom embedded help content?

How do you insert a video into custom embedded help content?

• A. Use the video button to paste the HTML for embedding a video into the custom embedded help content
• B. Paste a link to the video directly
• C. Upload video file separately
• D. Not supported

Answer: (A)

Embedded videos in custom help content are added by inserting the HTML embed code through the editor’s video feature. The video button is designed to accept the HTML snippet (such as an iframe or video tag) that points to the video and then render it directly inside the content. This ensures the video appears inline for users viewing the help content, rather than just offering a clickable link. Pasting only a link would leave a simple hyperlink instead of the video itself, and uploading a video file separately isn’t how embedded help content is typically handled—the content area relies on HTML embedding to display the video. Not supported would be incorrect because the editor provides a built-in way to embed media via HTML code. If your environment restricts iframes for security reasons, you’d need to follow those policies, but the standard approach is to use the video button to paste the HTML embed code.

Embedded videos in custom help content are added by inserting the HTML embed code through the editor’s video feature. The video button is designed to accept the HTML snippet (such as an iframe or video tag) that points to the video and then render it directly inside the content. This ensures the video appears inline for users viewing the help content, rather than just offering a clickable link. Pasting only a link would leave a simple hyperlink instead of the video itself, and uploading a video file separately isn’t how embedded help content is typically handled—the content area relies on HTML embedding to display the video. Not supported would be incorrect because the editor provides a built-in way to embed media via HTML code. If your environment restricts iframes for security reasons, you’d need to follow those policies, but the standard approach is to use the video button to paste the HTML embed code.