Previously on this channel, I had made a video on how to embed your Canva designs
directly within the WordPress website, but this had one tiny problem but not so tiny though.
The footer with the Canva link and a few buttons were present and sticky.
It was visible enough that many of you asked if there is
any way to remove this. The short answer is no, we cannot. The long answer is I tried
all sorts of tweaks CSS, JavaScript, jQuery code, but to no avail. And learned it's an iframe embed,
which means we cannot edit it within the embed code and the source web page controls how it
appears. And in this case it's Canva.com. So the least we can do here is removing the
footer caption which shows the images name we have set in Canva and the user name.
This and href link here. Let me remove this and let's see the preview.
Okay. So the footer caption link is gone. That was easy peasy. But now what about the real footer
with Canva credits? This one and the page number and these buttons. Well, if you can live with it,
then no problem. But if this drives you crazy and if you're willing to go to any extent in
making sure that this is removed, then I have something for you. So here's the trick in theory,
since Canva is taking the credit in displaying the image embed, rightfully, of course, we will change
the transporter in between which means here that which is carrying that image from Canva
to our WordPress website. The transporter we are going to use in this case is Dropbox. Alright. So
here's how you can achieve embedding the designed image in your WordPress site with an extra step
in between, which is using Dropbox. So now I'm on Canva and after you finish your design in Canva,
export and save it inside Dropbox through this share button here. You can also save directly
from within Canva once you integrate both your Canva and Dropbox accounts,
you can do that by going into. Okay, I already have that. here, let me close this off.
You can do that by going into more and search for Dropbox here and then connect to your account by
signing it to your Dropbox account. Since I have already signed in, I'm seeing my folders here, but
if you have not yet done - it will ask you to sign in first time and then you'll start seeing your
Dropbox folders here. And if you don't have the Dropbox account yet, please create that
first and then come and sign in using your Dropbox account login credentials within Canva.
Alright. So after you design in Canva, export and save it in Dropbox. I told you about clicking on
this button and then sharing using the Dropbox. You can either save this particular image first to
your local system and then drag and drop it into your Dropbox folder. Or there is another easier
way to do that. Click on the share button and go down to click on more. And then you want to see
here the more save options you'll find Dropbox. I want to click on Dropbox, which is already
integrated in my case, and you can also do that and it will start showing you all the folders
that you have within Dropbox. If you don't have any folders, don't worry, just
save it inside your Dropbox wherever you want to. For me, I'm just going to put it
directly within my Dropbox main folder. Save it into PNG format. Yes. Save it.
It does its juice thing and it should be here in a second. Alright. So now the design has been saved
inside the box. Next, immediately, I want to click on this link, which says view in Dropbox.
Okay. So now the image opened up in my Dropbox. Immediately I'll click on the "Share" button.
And make sure that this is showing as anyone with the link can view.
If it doesn't show, click on settings and create a link. Of course, first we want to create the link
before it is being viewable by others and make sure this dropdown saves anyone with the link.
It will by default say. But if not, you know now how to do that. Click on Save and copy this link.
So this is going to be our embeddable link within our WordPress website. Once I copied this,
I go back to my WordPress website. Let me do it below this itself. I do insert an image.
Remember, this is not going to be a direct embed. We're going to insert as an image. So I'm going to
click on image inside my WordPress website. Click on insert from URL and paste the URL
and do not hit the enter yet. Within this URL, you want to go to the starting of this.
And this is a very important step. Please follow carefully. Double click on this. WWW. Not the dot,
just the www to select it and replace that with the letters "DL" which stands for "download" of
course, so D L and then hit the apply or enter key and boom. We have the image inserted into a
WordPress website without any footer, of course. So let us see a preview of this now how it looks.
Okay. This display is first, even before Canva showed its design here.
Alright, now, I do not have this image stored inside my WordPress website. This one is showing
up, being pulled from Canva folder, and this one is being pulled from Dropbox folder. So storage
space in the long run saved inside my WordPress website. That's good. Alright. So you can see
that there is no footer, there's no page number, there's no other share button or anything, but
just the image from my Dropbox displayed inside my WordPress website. And if you integrate that
into your Canva, I mean, if you integrate Canva and Dropbox, then it makes it all the more easier
because you can directly save, click, share, copy the link and go to your WordPress website,
import the image and you are all set. I hope this can be a good workaround if you are really
particular about not showing the Canva footer, then this is the way to go.
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then you take care. Bye. Keep creating because your success is just around the corner, bye!
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