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In the url params put the params : showinfo=0. It will remove share and watch later button!
Is it possible to only remove the watch later and share button from YouTube iframe embed player?
At this time, however, it is still possible to disable the “Watch Later” and “Share” buttons on the top right of the video player. Simply put, the plugin does it by forcing the no cookie version of YouTube’s embedded player to be loaded.
Do embedded YouTube videos show ads?
Turn ads on or off on embedded videos If you’ve associated your YouTube and AdSense accounts and have allowed embedding videos, you’ll automatically be opted into showing ads. Note that embedded videos will honor the same ad enablement settings as videos on youtube.com.
Did YouTube remove the share button?
The decision was announced through a post by a Team YouTube member at the start of the week. The post informed that the functions will be taken away from all users by 31st January. Built-in sharing features have been offered by YouTube for years and it is upsetting that they will not be offered anymore.
They deleted the button because they replaced it with being able to right-click videos to “Copy Video URL (at current time)”, which gives me the embed links.
How to remove final info from YouTube embedded video?
I have the following params in my video URL, that made the title go, and the end info window go: you need to add the option rel ( ?rel=0) to the end, as a parameter. You can use the &rel=0 parameter to disable related videos at the end.
Or ditch YouTube entirely since this business is starting to get annoying. Other options for hosting your video are DailyMotion, Vimeo and Wistia. The good news is that if you are still using “?rel=0” at the end of the video URL in the vain hope of turning off related videos, all is not lost.
What does REL mean in YouTube embed code?
“Rel” means related videos, and 0 is a binary command, meaning No. Copy the embed code and paste wherever you want the video to appear! See below: While I was searching for this solution, I came across a list of parameters that you can add to YouTube embed code to customize the player: YouTube Embedded Players and Player Parameters.
How do you embed a video on YouTube?
The video on YouTube is here: https://youtu.be/nGeKSiCQkPw. Then, I click “Share” then “Embed”. In Marketpath CMS, I click to edit my page or blog post and scroll to the rich text editor I want to embed the video in.