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Moving a video
You can easily move a video to a new location on a web page.
To move a video on a draft, do one of the following:
• Drag the video to a new location.
• Select the video, and then copy (or cut) and paste the video in a new location.
Aligning a video
You can change video alignment in relation to surrounding elements.
To change alignment of a video in relation to surrounding elements:
In your draft, select the video to realign.
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Do one of the following:
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• Select Format > Align and then select an alignment option.
• Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the video, and then select an option from the Align pop-up
menu.
Contribute aligns the video in relation to surrounding elements, such as text.
Adding enclosures to your blog
Enclosures are audio and video files that you add to your blog entry. For example, you can add a podcast to a blog
entry, and then publish it to your blog. After you publish a blog that has an enclosure, the enclosure appears as a link
in the page.
Note: You can add only one enclosure to a new or existing blog entry draft. You can still add one enclosure when you
edit an existing blog entry that has multiple enclosures.
When you add an enclosure to a draft, the bottom of the Contribute status bar changes to show the enclosure details.
You can click the arrow in the status bar to minimize or expand this status bar, or delete the enclosure.
You can add audio and video files from the following locations to your blog entry draft:
• Your computer
• Your websites (to which you are connected)
• The Internet
Adding enclosures from your computer
You can add audio and video files located on your hard disk on your computer.
To add an enclosure from your computer:
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Do one of the following:
• Select Insert > Enclosure > From My Computer.
• Click on the Enclosures button in the toolbar and select From My Computer from the pop-up menu.
The Select Enclosure dialog box appears.
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