If you have ActiveX controls, Java, JavaScript, ASP or such other scripts running on your web page and you want to disable the warning that they pops up, do either of the following:

• In Microsoft Expression Web, go to the Site menu > Site Settings > Preview tab. Check the option ‘Use Microsoft Expression Development Server: For all web pages.
• In the browser go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > Choose Allow active content to run in files on My Computer/ Allow active content to run locally.
• In the browser go to Tools > Internet Options > Security tab and set the custom level. Read the questions before you check any of them. This could be risky.

Long back in 1990s it was a challenge to embed videos into your web pages. But now most third party gadgets have made it quite simple to add a video into your page.

Similarly you can have a You Tube video embedded into your Microsoft Expression Web web page. All you have to do is copy the You Tube code and add it into the Code view in Expression Web. Just follow these steps:

1. Visit You Tube and open the video you wish to embed.
2. Copy the code (Embed code).
3. Open your website/web page in Microsoft Expression Web.
4. Either open Code view or Split view and place your cursor where the video is to be added.
5. Paste the code.
6. Save and Preview in the browser.

      7. You can make any adjustments to video (object) size, etc in the code.

NOTE: The Design view would not display the video. It would display an error that says ‘A control of the specified type could not be found’.

This is because the Design Pane is just to preview window for your markup. Video is an Active content and hence it will not be played in Design view. Just ignore the error and preview it in the browser. The video will run fine.