YouTube Live Stream for website

By adhering to the steps outlined below, you can create your own YouTube Live Stream widget for the website and add the desired videos:

1. Open the YouTube Live Stream template for your video content.
2. Adjust the elements and features to match your branding.
3. Sign in to your Elfsight admin panel.
4. Receive the installation code.

If you want to embed the YouTube Live Stream on your website and get the video content up and running, follow the steps below:

1. Tailor the appearance of the YouTube Gallery widget to correspond with your specific marketing objective.
2. Log in to your Elfsight dashboard panel or set up a free profile.
3. Obtain the generated installation code.
4. Navigate to your website.
5. Put the code into your website editor.

For more detailed information, here’s a comprehensive article about how to embed YouTube Gallery on a website. Don’t hesitate to check it out!

No, there’s absolutely no need for it. Elfsight includes a comprehensive range of the necessary features that sufficiently cover the functionality and personalization of the widget. As a result, you can embed the video content with the YouTube Live Stream on your website without needing any tech expertise or background experience. Nevertheless, having programming skills may prove beneficial should you want to add extra customization using custom CSS code.

There are a couple of approaches you can embed a single YouTube video on your website using the Gallery widget: select either a pre-made template or modify the existing feed. However, in general, you need to insert the URL link of the video within the “Source Group” tab.

If you wish to embed your YouTube channel on the website, simply copy its link and add it to the “YouTube Channel URL” field in the Gallery plugin.

We offer you two options to embed the YouTube playlist on the website page: selecting a pre-configured template or making modifications to any available templates. Simply copy the URL link of the playlist and insert it into the “Source Group” tab of the Gallery widget.

Yes. Opt for the “Popup” play mode from the settings and indicate the dimensions of your content area under the “Columns & Rows” menu. By doing so, you can embed the YouTube Live Stream template on the website page, thus enabling you to have the video’s cinematic quality.

Yes, you can! Enrolling in payment plans is not required at all, as Elfsight provides a Free tier. What’s even more, it contains every feature and personalized setting for making the ultimate plugin! There is no limit, no restriction–the decision is entirely up to you. But you have the option to explore additional perks by selecting other subscription plans: Basic, Pro, Premium, and Enterprise.

You can add the YouTube Gallery widget to almost every website, no matter the platform and CMS. But here’s the list of the top 10 frequently used options among our users:

Squarespace, Wix, HTML, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Elementor, Google Sites, GoDaddy, iFrame, etc.

Unfortunately, it’s not feasible to add the live stream that is ongoing. However, you have the option to collect the previous streams in the YouTube video playlist and use it as a source group.

Absolutely, you can! All you have to do is follow these guidelines:

1. Launch the YouTube Gallery editor.
2. Head over to the “Advanced” section.
3. Turn on “Privacy-Enhanced Mode.”

Absolutely. You can easily add all the necessary details using the live creator through these steps:

1. Open the YouTube Gallery plugin.
2. Navigate to the “Advanced” tab.
3. Choose “AdSense.”
4. Input the necessary details in the fields provided: AdSense client (pubId), content slot, and popup slot identifier.

The choice lies in your hands. Elfsight’s plugins don’t have any particular strict directives regarding placement and positioning. Nevertheless, as a recommendation, you can add it to your homepage, blog articles, or product pages, as these locations tend to captivate the most user interest and have higher conversion rates.

Explore beyond the competition in your industry and start personalizing the widget to get better social credibility and drive interaction metrics:

• YouTube source
  Specify what YouTube content you’d like to use and embed on your website: channel, playlist, or video. Moreover, you have the option to group them all together or use a single source.
• Layout settings
  There are many options for modifying the overall layout: header, columns, rows, video, popup, and slider navigation. Tweak each of them to blend the plugin nicely with the website design aesthetics.
• Custom elements and features
  And there’s still plenty to explore: color schemes, custom element colorization, language, YouTube API Key, AdSense support, Privacy-Enhanced Mode, and many more.

To exclude confusion and problems along the way, get in touch with our Support Team to address any queries!

Yes. Our YouTube Gallery widget has an integrated Custom CSS editor, and our Community is focused on gathering a collection of pre-configured codes for users with no know-how in coding.

Employ the code below in the Custom CSS field located on the Appearance tab and configure any font that is supported by the browser or website:

  
.global-styles, .yottie-widget-inner {
  font-family: sans-serif !important;
}