Bring useful 4Tips knowledge into the pages where people work.
Embeds let public 4Tips content appear inside websites, docs, blogs, and project pages while preserving attribution, source context, and a path back to the original.
Show public knowledge in context
Tips, projects, and profiles can support blog posts, documentation, team pages, and portfolio stories where the lesson is relevant.
Keep attribution visible
Embeds should keep the creator and original 4Tips link visible so readers can verify context and continue exploring.
Respect public boundaries
Only public content should be embeddable. Removed, unavailable, or non-public content needs a clear unavailable state.
Embed principles
Embeds should make knowledge portable without making it ambiguous.
The embed carries enough metadata to make the lesson understandable outside the feed.
The original 4Tips page remains one click away.
Unavailable public content should fail clearly, not silently.
A public tip outside 4Tips
- 01Publish publicly
A creator shares a tip, project, or profile that can be discovered.
- 02Embed with attribution
The public item appears in a relevant page with creator and source context.
- 03Readers continue
Interested readers open 4Tips for related tips, profile context, or saving.
Quick answers
What is Embed 4Tips?
Embeds let public 4Tips content appear inside websites, docs, blogs, and project pages while preserving attribution, source context, and a path back to the original.
How does Embed 4Tips work?
Tips, projects, and profiles can support blog posts, documentation, team pages, and portfolio stories where the lesson is relevant.
When should you use Embed 4Tips?
Embeds should keep the creator and original 4Tips link visible so readers can verify context and continue exploring.
Knowledge travels better when the source travels with it.
Use embeds to carry public 4Tips lessons into the pages where they add context.