> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://faq.library.link/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://faq.library.link/embeds.md).

# Embeds

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### How do I embed my library's linked data on a website?

1. Go to your library’s link domain. For example: <http://link.ebrpl.com/>
2. Use the resource index on the right to find a Category, List, or Topic. You can also use the Data Navigator to find Items, Concepts, and People. Here’s EBRPL’s Navigator: <https://link.ebrpl.com/types>
3. Let’s use an person term as an example. Go to the library’s Bibframe Person:&#x20;
   1. Click on the type of search you would like to investigate - Person -&#x20;
4. Find the appeal term you want to use. For example, Maya Angelou  <https://link.ebrpl.com/resource/kA6w6_v6O8Y>
5. Click the options - items **by** the person   or items **about** the person ![](/files/DuQl180RxJcJ6RfyJEzk)
6. In the pop-up menu, select the layout option for your embed. You can choose from Carousel, Grid, List, or Card.  You can also filter by format type.&#x20;
7. You can deselect the citation link, and remove the default banner.&#x20;
8. Click “copy embed”
9. Paste the embed code into any website or page in your content management system.

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Coming soon - create a custom list of ISBN's or Resources to embed on your website.&#x20;