Edit the webmix embed code to fit your website or blog

Did you know you can edit the embed code to have your webmix fit in a column of your blog or the width of your website? Scroll down to find out how.

Generate embed code
First, you have to share your webmix. It doesn’t matter if you share it publicly or with friends, it always generates an embed code. Click on the Share button in the top center to access the share menu and then on the ‘Share My Webmix’ button to create a URL as well as an iframe embed code.

Note: If you already have shared your webmix, simply click on the Share button and then Webmix Details to access the menu above. You will find the URL and the embed code there.

Copy embed code
Click on Embedding Code and select the entire code to copy.

Pate embed code
Go to your Content Management System and paste the content into the HTML code of your page or post. Now you can resize the pixel size of the width and height of your embedded webmix:

Done. Your webmix is embedded. You can adjust the size at any time.

You can scroll left and right to access all of the tiles of your webmix.

Tip: If you are using WordPress.org, you can also get the Symbaloo Embedder plugin.

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Embed Google Calendar into Symbaloo webmix
 
Did you know you can embed your Google Calendar into your webmix and view it within Symbaloo? Here you can find out how:
 
Find your calendar’s address
Go to your Google calendar and click the down-arrow button next to the appropriate calendar, then select calendar settings.
 

Generate Calendar URL 

After selecting the calendar you want to embed into Symbaloo, click the HTML button in the calendar address section.

Note: You can find the complete instructions on how to find your calendar’s address in the Google support.

Copy URL 
Copy the URL of your calendar and go to the Symbaloo webmix you want to embed it into.

Create a tile
Create a new tile and paste the URL into the address field of the tile creation menu. Symbaloo will automatically detect that it is embeddable online content. The clapperboard in the top left corner of the tile is the icon for embedded content. Design the tile to your liking and click save to add the tile to your webmix.

Access your Google Calendar
Click on the tile you created and a window will pop up right in your Symbaloo webmix, displaying your calender:

Done. You successfully added your Google calendar to your Symbaloo account and embedded it into one of your webmixes.

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Change your default webmix in Symbaloo
 
Did you know you can change the way you start your Symbaloo experience and use the blue house symbol to always go back to your default webmix? Here you can find out how:

Clicking the blue house icon in the webmix tab bar will bring you back to your default webmix. Tip: If you have a lot of resources on different webmixes and you want the ones you work with the most lined  up in the webmix tab bar, you can save yourself a tab by utilizing the house icon and creating room for one more webmix.
 

To change your default webmix, click on the profile icon and select Preferences from the drop-down menu.

In the settings, select ‘a webmix that I select myself’ after ‘If I sign in, the webmix that should open is:’. Then select the webmix you want to have as your default from the drop-down menu.

 
Don’t forget to click the ‘Save settings’ button after you are done and you successfully changed your default webmix.
 

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Copy a tile to use in the same webmix and keep the image
 
Did you know there is way to duplicate a tile that allows to have the same design or image? Sometimes you want several tiles to look the same, but have a different name and link to a different website. But you don’t have the original image or the exact same cropped image selection is not that easy to reproduce. With this simple trick you can copy your tiles in seconds:
 
Access the edit-tile menu and copy the tile
First, right click on the tile you want to duplicate and select “Copy / Move”
 

Select one of your webmixes as the temporary place for your tile, choose “I want to copy the tile” and click the orange “Move tile” button.

Edit tile and save on temporary webmix

Go to the webmix you moved the tile to and access the edit menu by right-clicking the tile (or dragging the tile over the Options button in the top center), enter a new link and name and click the save button to save your changes.

Note: Depending on the new link you enter, the tile creation menu sometimes displays the website logo in the tile preview on the top. If you ignore that and simply click “Save”, your tile design will remain the same as before, but with a different link and name.

Move tile back to original webmix

Now you can move your new tile back to the original webmix. You can either right click the tile and select “Copy / Move” again or drag it over the over the according webmix tab. Note: Drag & Drop over webmix tab is for moving, not copying.

Done, your tile duplicate is created.

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Upload your own picture or graphic for your webmix background 
Did you know you can have a customized wallpaper for each of your webmixes? You can upload photos, images or graphics to all of your own webmixes. Personalize your Symbaloo experience and instantly know which webmix you are currently on. Follow these easy steps to change your webmix background:
 
Access the webmix settings 
First, click on the ‘Options’ button in the top center and then select ‘Change your wallpaper’ in the menu on the right hand side.
 

Upload your file
Click the button ‘Upload an image’ and select the file from your computer.

Note: The file has to be in the format of .png, .gif or .jpg and can not be bigger than 1MB. The optimal dimensions are 1600 x 1200 pixels.

Tip: Make it transparent
If your chosen wallpaper is dark enough, you can make your webmix transparent by turning on the switch ‘Make my webmix see-through’.

 
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‘Unpublish’ a webmix that you don’t want to be publicly available anymore
Did you know you can stop publishing a webmix and it won’t be no longer accessible through the Symbaloo gallery and the generated URL will no longer display your webmix? Follow these easy steps to stop publishing one of your webmixes:

Access the Share menu
Go to the webmix you no longer want to be publicly available and click on the ‘Share’ button in the top center. Then click on ‘Stop sharing’ in the menu on the right hand side.

Done. You successfully stopped sharing this webmix. The share button is no longer lid up blue, the sign that a webmix is shared.

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Add special news webmixes to your Symbaloo account 
Did you know you can search for the image-tile based webmix that is on default on the www.symbaloo.com version? Find out here how you can search for and add several of these special news webmixes to your account.
 

Search for ‘news’ in the search form
Go to the Symbaloo search form in the top right corner, select ‘Webmixes’ from the drop-down menu and enter news. Click on ‘Search for other webmixes’.

Refine your search
In the Symbaloo Gallery, choose ‘NEWS’ in the filter section in the top right corner. Clicking the orange ‘Search’ button will result in the Gallery only displaying special news webmixes.

 
Find and preview the news webmix you like to add your account
There are a couple of webmixes to choose from. Click on the thumbnail, the title or the button ‘View this webmix’ to preview the webmixes.
 

Add the webmix to your account
Click on the “Add this webmix’ to use the news webmix in your Symbaloo account.
 

Done. When you hover over one of the image-tiles you will see a pop-up with the news headline and summary.
 

 
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New or same tab?
Did you know you can determine whether the link you opened with a Symbaloo tile opens in a new browser tab or in the same tab?  Find out here how you can edit these settings.

Go to your Account Preferences
Click on the profile icon in the top right corner and select Preferences from the drop-down menu.

Choose your preference
Check out the first setting ‘Symbaloo should open links’ and select ‘in a new screen’ if you want a new tab to open or ‘in the current screen’ if you want the link to be opened in the same tab/window. Make sure to click the Save settings button to save your changes.

Note: If you have selected ‘in a new screen’ and your browser is opening a new window, but you much rather want a new tab to open, check your browser settings/preferences for the setting that determines how a link is opened.

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Embed a Google document and open it within your Symbaloo webmix
Did you know you can create a tile with an embedded Google document? Find out how in this blogpost.
 
Go to your Google Drive
In your Google Drive, open the document you want to embed. Then, click on the blue share button in the top right corner.
 

Share the Google Document
In the Share menu, adjust the settings to your liking and copy the URL.

Add a tile
Go to your Symbaloo account and the webmix you want the Google document to be embedded in. Click on an empty square to add the tile. Enter the URL in the web address field. Symbaloo will detect that it is embeddable content. Edit the tile to your liking and click Save when you are finished.

Done. When you now click the newly created tile, a pop-up window will open right in the webmix displaying your Google document.

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Troubleshoot Symbaloo, easy solutions & the Symbaloo FAQ and contact support
Did you know you can troubleshoot many problems yourself? And if not, Symbaloo is there to help? Here you can find out how:
 
First things first
Here are steps you can take if Symbaloo or parts of it are not working correctly in your browser:
 
- update browser to latest version
- do a hard refresh on your browser (Mac: Command+Shift+R ; PC: Control+F5)
- enable Java Script
- clear cookies and cache
- remove pop-up blocker
- try disabling plug-ins while using Symbaloo to see if any of them have affected the way Symbaloo functions (sometimes certain plug-ins conflict with the way Symbaloo operates)
- try Symbaloo in a different browser (to see if issue is browser related)
 
Easy solutions to common problems

1. Symbaloo functions suddenly not working correctly or no longer accessible? You can try to reset your browser: PC: Control+F5; Mac: Command+Shift+R. This forces the browser to reset, which often solves the problem.
2. Do you have to log in constantly? http://bit.ly/1auVeMk
3. Did your tiles or a webmix disappear? (First, check if you are logged in!): http://bit.ly/1d0TDBQ
4. Forgot password? http://bit.ly/19ITLGm
 
Access Symbaloo FAQ and contact support
To look through the Symbaloo Knowledge Base or send an email to our Support Team, click on the ‘Help’ link in the footer of your Symbaloo page:
 

The link to the Symbaloo FAQ articles is: en.support.symbaloo.com

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Update your shared webmix with one click
Did you know that now you can update your webmix with one simple click? Here you can find out how:
 

Whenever you make changes to one of your published webmixes and you want your users to have the latest version, you will have to update the webmix. Now you can do that with one click. Simply click on the Update button in the top center. The top panel will light up green, confirming that the webmix has been updated.

Done. The updates apply to the preview, to the embedded version and to webmixes added to the SymbalooEDU premium account. Note: When you made changes to your webmix but haven’t updated it. the Update button is blue. When your webmix is up-to-date, the Update button is white.
 

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Get your students Symbaloo & Internet ready
Did you know that Symbaloo has launched the Student Certification? Now you can make your students Symbaloo & Internet ready with this fun and self-paced certification program:
 

 
Easy video tutorials cover the Symbaloo basics. Everything your students need to know about tiles and webmixes:
 

 
Links to games and quizzes about Digital Citizenship and Cyber Bullying with assignements:
 

 
The Student Certification also contains a Digital Citizenship Pledge that the students can sign that reminds them of the importance of a respectful handling of technology, the Internet and Social Media. It ends with a Final Exam that tests them on their newly gained knowledge about Symbaloo and Internet behavior.
 

 
The Student Certification is free. To get access, you have to sign up for the Basic or PD Certification and get certified. After your successful completion of the Certification, you will receive a link to the student version. Find out more about the Certification program here.
 

 
Do you have any questions regarding the Student Certification? Drop us a line at edu@symbaloo.com, leave a comment here or connect with us through our social media. We’d love to hear from you!
 

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Symbaloo iPhone app 2.0
Did you know that the Symbaloo iPhone app has been updated? Here you find out what’s new:
 

The Symbaloo iPhone app has over 100,000 downloads and a rating of 4.5 stars. We’re releasing a new iPhone app to aim for 5 stars ratings! Download or update the app today and let us know what you think!

☞ New look: The app is cleaner and sleaker

☞ Better use of the screen – More usability

The Symbaloo development & design team ensured that there is only one menu bar at the bottom of the app so you will no longer find the top bar. There is more space between your tiles to help you click on the tiles with ease.

☞ New colors for your favorite tiles
On your new Symbaloo app, you can now choose from 12 different colors for your tiles.
 
☞ New wallpapers
We have added some new backgrounds that fit well with the style of the app. The former are now no longer available. If you love your current wallpaper then we recommend not to change it. If you are you ready for something new, then have a look at the new wallpapers.
 

☞ Sorting your tiles

This feature is not new, but many people don’t know about this.  Shake your iPhone, and note that the tiles  ”vibrate”. You can then change their position. This can actually also be activated without shaking, click the menu icon (arrow) and then sort your tiles.

☝ iPad version

Symbaloo does not have an iPad app, and we’re not going to make one. The reason is that we want you work with your favorite browser on your tablet. We think it’s important that we create something that will work with all tablet browsers and therefore Symbaloo optimized the version for these browsers. It works out well with our current users. Previously, you could also install the Symbaloo iPhone app on your iPad. By clicking on the x2 button you got it in full screen. It doesn’t work as well as it should…so you should just stick with the optimized Symbaloo version on your browser.
 
Instead of an app we refer you to our tablet optimized version. You can use it by going to your favorite tablet browser (your choice!), enter www.symbaloo.com or edu.symbaloo.com and you get it automatically.
 
Tip: Turn on the link as an app icon on your home screen of your iPad! Then click “add to home screen” and you start Safari with Symbaloo right away. This includes all functionalities of Symbaloo!
 
☞ More info in Symbaloo mobile
Go to mobile.symbaloo.com to find our more about our mobile apps.
 
    
 

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Did you know that you change your region preferences to start searching from your center widget in your region of the globe? Or that you can change your email address and password that your account is linked to? Or maybe you want to connect your Symbaloo account to your Facebook and Twitter? All of these tasks can be accomplished in your account settings.

The Account Settings
On your Symbaloo page, you will see a figure head in the top right hand corner of your screen. By clicking on that you will be taken to your account settings.

Name, Email Address, and Password
Is your Symbaloo account linked to an email address you don’t use anymore? Would you like to change your password to keep your account secure? At the top of the page you will see that you have the option to change your name, email address, and password at any time. Changing your email address and password will change your login credentials, so make sure to store your new email and password in a safe location for reference if you forget the change.

Language Settings
Are you living in Australia but always receive American search results when you search from your Symbaloo center widget?

No matter what your language setting is you can always change your region to fit your needs.

Connect Symbaloo to Your Facebook and Twitter
Would you like to share your webmixes with your friends and followers? Press the Connect button for either and you will see a pop up where you can allow Symbaloo to connect.

Once you have your Facebook and Twitter connected to your Symbaloo account, go like us or follow us to see what other people are saying about Symbaloo.

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Download the Symbaloo bookmarker for Safari and create tiles while browsing the web
Did you know that Symbaloo just added Safari to the list of browsers that you can use the Symbaloo bookmarker with?
 

The Symbaloo bookmarker – the browser add-on that enables you to create a tile for your webmix while browsing the web – is now also available for Safari. Click on this link or the picture below to add the bookmarker to your Safari browser:
 
http://blog.symbaloo.com/bookmarker-en/

 

☝ The Symbaloo bookmarker for Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer are also available on the link above.
 

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Did you know that you can expand or shrink your webmix to fit all of your tiles? Symbaloo allows you to customize your webmixes to fit your needs.

First, open up your options at the top of the webmix.

Then, flip the switch on to change the webmix size. Arrows will appear on all sides of your webmix. By clicking on them you can either add or subtract rows of tiles.



Here at Symbaloo, we expanded one webmix to 24×18 which would fit 424 after taking account for the 8 missing tiles in your center widget, and that’s not as far as it goes!

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Did you know that your shared webmix does not automatically update for all of your users to see? It is a very simple process, but one that people often forget.

Whenever you make changes to a shared webmix like editing a tile, or repositioning the tiles in your webmix, you need to make sure that you press the small update button at the top of the screen next to the share button. It should have a hovering text that says “Republish.”



Once you do this, it will say that your republish was successful, and you will know that all of your webmix users see what changes you have made.



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Did you know that you can search through your own Symbaloo account for webmixes? Sometimes when you have a lot of webmixes or when you “x” a webmix off of the tab bar, it is difficult to find them again.

First, go to your search bar and select webmix from the drop down menu. (You can also search for tiles in our database as well as other users profiles using the search bar).

Then, type the name of the webmix that you are looking for, and it will appear below.



Finally, click on the name and your webmix will open up.



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Did you know that, recently, Chrome and Firefox started to block embedded content with http and only allows https. This has been posing a problem for many Symbaloo-ers; however, you can still use Google Sites and other blogs blocking http, and this #ThursdayDidYouKnow will show you how.

First, after pressing the HTML button, paste your embed code into the main container. Once you press Save, it will look like this.


Then, there is a shield icon on the far right of the address bar (Firefox: far left) you can click, and select the “Load unsafe script” button.

Now your webmix should be accessible.



We are in the process of putting Symbaloo entirely on https. Then this will no longer be a problem.

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Did you know that the lock symbol on your webmix signifies that you added the webmix to your account, and you are still receiving updates from the original creator? Today’s #ThursdayDidYouKnow will show you how you can unlock that webmix and begin making changes of your own.

If you have a lock on a webmix, you are not able to edit tiles or delete them, which can be problematic with a webmix that you want to customize as your own.

The first step is to press the Share button at the top of the screen. In the side bar, press the Stop Updates button.



Now, your webmix is unlocked and you can make changes. However, note that you will no longer receive updates from the original creator.



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