Putting 2DIY onto a website / blog / wiki

Once you have saved an activity, it will save as two versions - a 2DIY file that can be edited in the software, and a flash file that plays the game. If you have a website that allows you to upload files and alter the HTML coding of a page you can do the following;

1. Upload the flash file to your webspace. Note the location of the file.
2. On your webpage create a line of text that describes the game, and then create a hyperlink from the text that goes to the location of your flash file. When the link is clicked the game will open within your browser. 

  OR

1. Add the text describing your activity to a webpage / blog post.
2. Click on the "insert a file" option (if you have this) and browse to the file on your computer. 
3. Click save once the file has appeared on your webpage / blog post.  

To embed the activity into the page - rather than link to it - you need to be able to alter the HTML code of your webpage / blog post.

Look for code similar to this;

<a href="http://www.website.com/activity.swf">Some text</a>

alter the "a href=" part at the beginning to "embed src=" after the name of your file, add the width and height you want the activity to display at followed by a "/>". Remove the text before the </a>, as well as the </a> so that you now have.

<embed src="http://www.website.com/activity.swf" height="y" width="x" />