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Suppose I have 2 office locations which I want to use for my contact page. And I want to have an embedded Google Map that shows both of those locations. In Google Maps itself, I'm able to display both map markers. However, the embed HTML code only uses the first address entered. Question 1: Is it possible to change the HTML embed code that Google provides to display a map marker for the second location? Question 2 (only if answer to above is "yes"): How? Here is some sample embed code Google gives: <iframe width="920" height="350" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0"

I've checked on stackoverflow and searched all over the internet but haven't been able to find a solution to my problem. In my app I need to have control over the way a youtube video is shown. I need to have control over the MPMoviePlayerController and thereby MPMediaPlayback properties. So actually I have 3 questions: Is there already a solution for playing youtube videos directly in a MPMoviePlayerController that you create yourself? Is it somehow possible to play the RTSP - 3GP links youtube has for the mobile site in the MPMoviePlayerController? (Right now it refuses the RTSP format) Is it

I am using FontSquirrel font generator to try to generate the embedded font files so that I can use the @font-face in css to embed for a Website. However, the font files I have (on Mac) are as follows and are greyed out and it is not possible to select them to convert on FontSquirrel or other converters (i.e. they don't seem to be a raw file type I can use to embed): PostScript Type 1 Outline Font Font Suitcase Can I somehow convert these to .otf or .ttf or does anyone know of another embedding method. Thanks! Have you tried FontForge ? The GUI is horrible, and it needs X11 to run on Mac, but

I need to place a div tag above literally everything else on the page. I've read that setting wmode param to opaque will do it, but also heard that that will only effect IE. Is this true? How do you do it? In your flash applet tag, simply have this: <object id='flashObject' ....> <param ....> <param name='wmode' value='opaque'> <embed ... wmode='opaque'> </embed> </object> That should take care of it. Note that the downside of this is it slows down rendering for both the flash movie and page elements, but shouldn't be a problem in most cases. Also, by including this as both an object param and

I am trying to embed a "live" spreadsheet in a django template via an iframe containing a Google Doc spreadsheet. I want the spreadsheet to be editable from the web page where it is embeded. I cut and paste the iframe markup from one of my Google Docs spreadsheet and put it into my web page. <iframe width='800' height='700' frameborder='0' src='https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub? key=0AhfnV_dHuG5tdFFzdDRMMnRkWlVEbE9HZ1ZvUnFpcUE& output=html&widget=true'></iframe> This displays the spreadsheet and also reflect the changes in the spreadsheet but is not editable. How do I make it editable

I want to embed just this part on my website. How do I do that? I have tried with iframe and it shows me the whole page I just want the table! If you do know the id of the div the table is in you can do something like this HTML <div id="PlaceToPutTable"></div> <iframe id="iframe" src="urlofpagewithtableonit.html" style="display:hidden;"></iframe> Javascript var iframe = document.getElementById("iframe"); var div = document.getElementById("PlaceToPutTable"); div.innerHTML = iframe.contentWindow.document.getElementById("KnowDivName").innerHTML; Hope this helps. You can put the part of an