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1. Enter or paste any valid HTML5 Able Player code into your web page. Full documentation is available on the [Able Player](http://ableplayer.github.io/ableplayer) project page on GitHub.
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2. Enter an [able-player] shortcode. The shortcode is intended for adding videos hosted on YouTube or Vimeo, with captions and subtitles hosted on these services. For anything more complex, use HTML.
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2. Enter an [ableplayer] shortcode. The shortcode is intended for adding videos hosted on YouTube or Vimeo, with captions and subtitles hosted on these services. For anything more complex, use HTML.
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== The [able-player] shortcode ==
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== The [ableplayer] shortcode ==
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The [able-player] shortcode supports the following attributes.
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The [ableplayer] shortcode supports the following attributes.
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= Required attributes (one of these) =
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This example uses a shortcode to add a YouTube player to the page, with two versions of the video, one with audio description and the other without (the user can toggle between the two versions using the D button).
This example uses a shortcode to add a Vimeo player to the page, with two versions of the video, one with audio description and the other without (the user can toggle between the two versions using the D button).
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