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MDL-8792 - Simply added help icon to explain the options available regarding embedding media files in the site.
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<h1>Embedding media in a frame</h1>
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<h1>Embedding files in a frame</h1>
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<p>The normal way to display embedded media is either in an object element, if your
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<p>This option will allow the file to be displayed in a frame, so that the Moodle navigation remains on the page in an upper frame.</p>
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browser supports it, or on a page of its own. These methods are compliant with
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XHTML strict standards. However, in some cases, your browser may not support the
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<p>Note that this option is normally not necessary for media types such as movies, audio files and flash files, as without this option turned on they will be embedded within a navigable page.</p>
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type of file you want to embed, and you still want it to appear within your site's context
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(with the navigation breadcrumbs etc..). The only way to do this is to enable this option.
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<p>Note also that the use of frames can break accessibility, and so this option will be completely ignored if the user has chosen the "Screenreader" option in their profile.</p>
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However, this is not compliant with XHTML strict.</p>
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<p>
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If your users have the option screenreader switched on in their profile, it will override this
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option, so that frames will never be used to display embedded media for these users.
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